weight transfer
When you speed up or slow down, the car’s weight moves from front to back or vice versa. This shift changes how much grip each tire has, which can make the car turn more or less easily.
Weight transfer is the shift of a vehicle’s center of gravity from one axle to another during acceleration, braking, or cornering. It affects traction and handling by changing how much load each tire carries.
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"Viewers were given the opportunity to witness weight transfer as it happened. Choices made not as written claims, but as a visible proof of cause and effect."
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