weight distribution
It’s about where the car’s weight sits—front, back, or middle—which changes how it behaves when you steer.
Weight distribution refers to how a vehicle’s mass is spread between the front and rear axles, affecting handling and traction.
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"...designed for the GT3 version here. And a 45 to 55 weight distribution."
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