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      06-23-2020, 01:31 PM   #2223
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Originally Posted by sdhotwn View Post
Interesting take - my thought was after all the comments about the CS being potentially too much of a "handful" it was good to see it not taking a lot of inputs etc. Seeing the Porsche requiring more correction etc made me feel like the CS can be run very tidy if needed. Seems like you can run a variety of "personalities" with the CS depending on what you want out of it, or how you drive it.
The M2C is super tidy and very controllable, communicative. It rewards smooth inputs that allow you to put it right on the limit and hold it there, etc; at the same time if you want to play rough, lose time through a lap and throw the tail out, it's very easy and controllable. This is on RE71Rs I have for autox/track, but here's an example of both extremes from a few months ago at the proving grounds autocross. I love this car.
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