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got sideways a little a couple times just because I could

Welcome Mike

I've driven Roger's car. You bought well.

Please do be careful in your early months of ownership. A mid-engined car introduces a WHOLE new set of attributes regarding all you have learned with front engined/rear drive cars.

When a Pantera rear end REALLY slides out, it is OUT. No early 'telegraphing' of what is about to happen.

Steering into the slide just don't work quite the same on a mid-engine.

You will find yourself just going along for the ride until you scrub off enough speed, either through black rubber marks on the street, or contact with an immovable object.

You can ask me and State Farm what happens when you try a combination of both deceleration techniques.

Larry - PCNC member

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