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chassis rigidity
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It’s how firm the car’s body is. A stiffer frame makes the car feel more stable and safer when you drive fast or turn sharply.
Technical Definition
Chassis rigidity refers to how stiff a vehicle’s frame is, affecting handling and safety by reducing flex during driving.
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"I think some people are going to get all upset because like, well, the GT3, you know, you're losing some of the rigidity because it's a convertible setup."
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