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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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Is there any actual practical advantage to this, though? It sounds to me like a lot of things waiting to go very expensively wrong, without much in the way of real benefit.
Better handling, better turn radius, better stability control. Definitely correct in saying it adds more to maintainence, though.