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Originally Posted by shattered_memory
Did you alter your post? A few min ago I read something different. Either way, I think our cars are kinda sensitive to the wind. At highway speeds I feel my car kinda shifting when its windy. My wife has a Fiesta ST and her car drives solid in windy conditions. Even with Michelin PSS tires and Tein flex Z coilovers, I still feel my car have movement during windy conditions. However, it isn't as dramatic as moving into another lane as OP claims. Hope this helps.
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When's the last time you drove a large car or a box disguised as a vehicle designed in the '80s? I spent 5 years driving this in 20+ mph gusts:
The 86 is great in the wind, but it follows every rut in the road like you're on train tracks. That truck was like a sailboat in comparison (in more ways than how it handled wind).