| Sting Ray's broad shouldered frame ties all the working
components of the car together properly. Frame rales are spaced widely
apart to allow the seats to be positioned between them , contributing to a
lower height for the car and a lower center of gravity. And the Sting Ray
chassis, with its independent suspension at all four wheels, has the
weight distributed for superb balance and handling. With a greater
rearward weight distribution (approximately 47/53%), traction is improved
by increasing the weight on the driving wheels. Braking is improved under
the most severe conditions; and steering effort is reduced by the
reduction of load on the front wheels. |
