newb Q: What is Corner Balancing?
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My lack of knowledge is preventing me to understand this. So when the cross weight is 50/50, 165 doesn't make a significant differences. So if a person is 165x2=330 lbs, the difference will be about .2%. Therefore, any mass in the car will not have a significant impact. Is it pretty safe to assume the cross weight differences won't be... let's say 3% when they are very very off? So, why do we use these figures? I hope I'm not confusing you (I think I'm confusing myself).
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little confusing but I understand what you are asking,I can't really say adding double the weight would = .2%, not sure that it would since you are adding weight to the left side of the car which is going to add most of the weight to the front left and rear left which would still make the cross percent almost even.
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Thanks again.
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