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Dynamics of a rear engine car are totally different than a front engine. An engine sitting behind the rear axle is at a distinct disadvantage.
So, Nick, are you ever going to explain what you meant by what you meant here? Specifically I'm asking what is(are) the disadvantage(s) of a rear engined car. You took this thread on a bizarre turn debating the merits of physicists from disparate centuries but my original question was simply for you to elaborate on what you meant by your blanket statement that a rear engined car is at a disadvantage when it comes to driving dynamics. What do you mean?
Rather than me explaining it to you, it would be in your interest to educate yourself so that you become better informed.
How predictable. You don't disappoint in your predictability. Aside from the welcomed correction on the abbreviated Pi figure, I've demonstrated my competence in this area and thus am confident proclaiming myself "informed". I look forward to future exchanges with you where I, and the many others of this board, will further assert my/our automotive competence to your private dismay. Jeff in SF 1, Nick 0