Reply to "Question to the group about the history of CMC/FF wide body cars"

I agree with ALB about the inconsistency. My body is perfectly centered but the passenger side rear flare is different than the drivers side. No big deal for me, the wheel spacer fix doesn't cause any issue with handling or tracking. My car cruises great at speed. I have had mine just under 100mph according to my GPS driven VDO speedo. I am amazed the front doesn't get the light feeling I would expect. I think the front air scoop for the radiator keeps the front end from raising up. My Speedster is more stable at high speed than many factory built cars I have owned.

10/9/1910:17 AM

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