Z3's always feel a little weird to me just because you are sitting pretty much on top of the rear axle.
I drove a z3 today...handling question
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hm...
i never looked to see how many miles were on it, but it does seem like tire width might have a little to do with it...although i still don't know if that's all of it.
does the steering itself have anything to do with it?
it feels like less of a turn on my steering wheel results in the same amount of movement as it does with a bigger turn on the steering wheel of the z3.
does that make sense?
oh well...either way, it's not a big deal. i was just curious1985 325e
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