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Race Car Traction Control Dirt Track Converted Tp Asphalt Track
Race Car Traction Control - Chassis
Many current dirt tracks as well as some asphalt tracks that used to be dirt have developed a "D" shape. This is caused by having a wall along the grandstand side only and as the track gets raced on and graded, the back side away from the grandstands gets pushed out. This makes the radii of Turns 1 and 4 smaller and tighter than Turns 2 and 3. More steering is required for the tighter turns and in Turn 4, it's usually very difficult to get traction under power as opposed to exiting Turn 2. View Related Article
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Dodge Charger Research
Dodge Charger Being one of the most popular cars in its class, the Dodge Charger offers good performance and quality. The Charger gets 16 mpg in the city and 19 on the highway, and has a trade in value of $19,831.00 which should come in handy when you go to shop for your next car. Other similar vehicles are the Toyota Sienna and the Buick Enclave.
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