Reply to "Assetto Corsa - Pantera GT5-S"

bosswrenchMember

Depending on how precise you need, the accepted center of gravity of a stock Pantera is about 17" off the ground, and is on the left inside of the depressed area gadget-tray at the back of the console. We say it's approximately where a driver's hip pocket is positioned (in a left-hand-drive car). To my knowledge, all Panteras except the last 25 or 30 Pantera-200s are essentially identical except for track & tread width due to tire variations. More info at (www.tmich.com) under specifications or geometry. BTW, there was an interesting yellow narrow-body Pantera featured on Garagem do Bellote in Sao Paulo earlier this year.

12/23/144:10 PM

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