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Ride height differences 700

posted by  N7SC on  Mon Mar 1 10:17 CST 2010
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Charley,

The 1991 Turbo seems a bit heavier in the wheel, yet more sports car like and, despite the higher nose, more hunkered down and clinging to the road. The 1990 GL, while handling very, very well, seems a bit lighter in the wheel, and less sports car like. Both handle very, very well and give great feedback and communication of road conditions.

There are tire differences too, but they should make the Turbo's nose sit a hair lower, not the other way around.





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