Lightness at speed

[pdtaylor18]

remember to fit the engine under tray or if you have not got one then get it flush underneath.  This will add to the car being sucked down onto the road.  If maybe your car has a huge wing on the back then at speeds it will push the back end down, if you have sloppy suspension then it might well aid in lifting the front up.  Key here is to have good tight suspension and as mentioned before get a lip or other forms of aerodynamic aids to keep the front end down.  Unless you are racing all the time on these private roads then the likely hood of getting this at normal road speeds ie 70 mph may not be worth the costs.