A V12 in the front, not front-mid position of a car will be nose heavy. My statement was true, even though the car in question is supposed to be a front-mid engine set up, and my reeding skrillz suk.Originally Posted by FoolsDrifFWD
A V12 in the front, not front-mid position of a car will be nose heavy. My statement was true, even though the car in question is supposed to be a front-mid engine set up, and my reeding skrillz suk.
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There are plenty of mid engined cars that still had a problem with heavy engines even though it was behind the driver. Tony Southgates' XJR9-LM for example.
The biggest factor is how the chassis is built around the engine.
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