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In my 40+ years of driving i’ve driven almost exclusively manuals.
I have a definite left hand bias for steering input / control.
Yes i still drive with both hands on the wheel but do have a dominant hand.
Meaning i’m not imparting equal input, i switch dominant hand based on need.
I suspect a lot of people drive that way without realizing it.
The car tracks straight even with no hands on the wheel.
Doesn’t pull.
If you are driving down a long straight stretch do you steer the car with both hands the whole time to keep the car going straight or do you impart subtle input to correct any deviation?
I do the later, he seems to do the former and gets into an over correct loop because of a slight drop in resistance TDC.
It’s a small light car so has really light steering to begin with. A 911 it’s not.
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