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> Fuel Cells, how do they affect balance
woobn8r
post Apr 23 2007, 03:10 PM
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I have been contemplating a fuel cell mounted low in the front compartment...

While this may yeild a lower cg, it is also in front of the front wheel midline and will affect the overall balance.

Has anybody done a before and after on corner weights?

I'm sure I can deal with a set up for this new layout...but should I be fixing somthing that aint broke.

If you do have a fuel cell, how big did you go, and how did you mount it?

Pictures would be nice if you have 'em...


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Sean
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john rogers
post Apr 24 2007, 10:27 AM
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Oversteer, no? The car runs Goodyear slicks and a GT limited slip which lets the rear bite and snap towards where ever the front wheels are pointed. I also have the rear shocks set on the soft side to give me the bite coming out of a tight corner. With street tires it might be different but is hard to say.
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