All cars supposed to drive in the way of slow in, fast out no exceptional but if compare all different platform of car on their pros and cons...
FF:
tend to understeer/torque steer because too much work for the front wheel especially when reach about 300hp (WD:60-40)
FR:
or some FMR (front mid-engine Rear wheel drive) tend to turn-in oversteer when hard braking due to the back too light (WD: closest to 50:50)
MR:
most balance platform that can use hard braking for turn in and power on as early as possible. (WD: 40-60)
RR:
The most unstable platform but with 4WD it solved all problems.
4WD:
can be front, mid and rear mounted engine, the car characteristic still effect by above. But it is the most fun platform for engineers to play around with LSD, TC, torque control, DSC, EBD, active suspension, AYC, etc... to make the car behave against their nature.
To our TS, please do look for your car user’s manual check your factory geometry setup, follow and keep driving… and the most fun part for rear wheel drive is… never let go your throttle even you are losing control :dancing:
FF:
tend to understeer/torque steer because too much work for the front wheel especially when reach about 300hp (WD:60-40)
FR:
or some FMR (front mid-engine Rear wheel drive) tend to turn-in oversteer when hard braking due to the back too light (WD: closest to 50:50)
MR:
most balance platform that can use hard braking for turn in and power on as early as possible. (WD: 40-60)
RR:
The most unstable platform but with 4WD it solved all problems.
4WD:
can be front, mid and rear mounted engine, the car characteristic still effect by above. But it is the most fun platform for engineers to play around with LSD, TC, torque control, DSC, EBD, active suspension, AYC, etc... to make the car behave against their nature.
To our TS, please do look for your car user’s manual check your factory geometry setup, follow and keep driving… and the most fun part for rear wheel drive is… never let go your throttle even you are losing control :dancing:
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