SSEi Handling
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Just looking at cars on edmunds.com and SSEi'* look to be at the top of the game for handling when compared to other ser2 L67 cars.
97' SSEi- .80g
97' LSS- .79g
97' GTP- .79g
97' Regal GS- .77g
97' Ultra- .76g OUCH!
Looks like h- bodys out handle the w-bodys.
97' SSEi- .80g
97' LSS- .79g
97' GTP- .79g
97' Regal GS- .77g
97' Ultra- .76g OUCH!
Looks like h- bodys out handle the w-bodys.
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The SSEi should outhandle an F body as well.
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The SSEi should outhandle an F body as well.
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The only suspension work I have done are the Monroe Sensatrac shocks w/ my stock F41. I haven't done much research on handling but seeing my skidpad has grabbed my interest now. I'll do a search on the energy suspension end links. Heard of em but don't know what they are all about.
Shocked Seriously? Can it outhandle a say 99-04 Mustang as well? Some punk hs kids realize my car is faster than their Mustang but think they can take my "boat" in the twisties.
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The only suspension work I have done are the Monroe Sensatrac shocks w/ my stock F41. I haven't done much research on handling but seeing my skidpad has grabbed my interest now. I'll do a search on the energy suspension end links. Heard of em but don't know what they are all about.

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