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Old 11-20-2019, 01:10 PM   #784
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Originally Posted by Dadhawk View Post
Sounds to me that the Corvette Engineers did what was best for owners and not supposed "experts".

Having learned about "snap oversteer" in mid-engine cars the hard way with my '85 MR2, spinning across 3 lanes of traffic on a major highway when trying to dodge a car that pulled directly in front of me in front of me, I'm OK with that decision.
+1.

I learned about snap oversteer in the same car with an added helping of disorientation at my first auto-x. I even bought extra sticky tires before the event convinced I'd be able to exploit the extra grip. Instead I entered the chicane at the end of the longest straight sideways and exited backwards still spinning and collecting cones all over the course eventually sitting in a cloud of expensive rubber dust.

The upside is that I got my first random orbital polisher to remove paint damage from almost every panel.
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