JonW
09-28-2002, 07:25 PM
Just thinking about when at a driving school...
If you take your spare tire and wheel out of the back of the car, you can probably make the car around 50 pounds lighter. And lighter is great for better responsiveness, handling, etc. when at the track. Some people think that saving 50 pounds is a big deal. But it also will change the weight distribution of the car, then providing a heavier front and a lighter rear (percent wise). So is it a good idea to take the spare out when at the track?
If you take your spare tire and wheel out of the back of the car, you can probably make the car around 50 pounds lighter. And lighter is great for better responsiveness, handling, etc. when at the track. Some people think that saving 50 pounds is a big deal. But it also will change the weight distribution of the car, then providing a heavier front and a lighter rear (percent wise). So is it a good idea to take the spare out when at the track?