We don't have front mounted engines..
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It's more of a mid-front, cause last time I checked the engine is right over the axle and a lot closer to the middle of the car than most (front engined) cars. ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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lol "semi-useless observation"..i have those ALL the time
i never noticed the placement of my engine in comparison to my axles.
i was looking at a poster of a boxster today: is it really 50/50 weight?...it LOOKS like it would be more like 42/58 (front/rear)
also....is the engine completely behind the rear wheels in a late model 911?
i never noticed the placement of my engine in comparison to my axles.
i was looking at a poster of a boxster today: is it really 50/50 weight?...it LOOKS like it would be more like 42/58 (front/rear)
also....is the engine completely behind the rear wheels in a late model 911?