Aratzio ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

The diesl version being more like a locomotive?

It sure was heavy. That's why it drove so smooth, like being on a
track.

In other words, just a bit of push in the corners?

Didn't have powersteering. Didn't need it.

Okay, push means that when you enter a turn the vehicle, though the
front wheels are turned, tried to continue in a straight line.

"understeer"

On 06 Apr 2005 20:37:02 GMT, Adrian wrote:

Aratzio ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

The diesl version being more like a locomotive?

It sure was heavy. That's why it drove so smooth, like being on a
track.

In other words, just a bit of push in the corners?

Didn't have powersteering. Didn't need it.

Okay, push means that when you enter a turn the vehicle, though the
front wheels are turned, tried to continue in a straight line.

"understeer"

Yes, but everytime I say that I get blank looks (yes even on usenet).
People seem to comprehend the concept of push better. Go ahead, tell
them it is "tight"...

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