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Old 27-10-2012
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I am wondering what are the advantages and dissadsvantages between a std front bulkhead and a brass one on a 2wd mid motor car.
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Brass version is mainly used as a way of adding extra weight too the front end
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More steering
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Less steering or more specifically 'calmed down' at high speeds on higher grip, can give you more steering at low speeds. It depends on the surface.
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Some cars like the cougar can be quite light at the front, so it would wash out in the corners if you didn't add weight.
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