Ok, Disclaimer, I know this is dangerous. I know I am 18. I know that this risk also involves people other than myself. I try to minimize this risk by doing this on long stretches of visible road, most of the time without any other access ports. This is about a possible issue I see with going over 100 miles per hour.
For you non MPH guys, 100+ mph is 160+ kph. I have a few stretches on my morning commute to and from school, and I like to open the throttle up as much as I can, given no other cars are around me and I don't pose a danger to others if I do crash. The one feeling I get is this sense of lifting off the ground. I don't know if any of you guys get this same feeling, but once I hit around 90 mph, I get a severe sense of a lack in my steering. Yes I know that is normal, but I get this feeling that I am literally being lifted off the ground. Now, my lack of going excessive speeds may make this be blown out of proportion, but do you guys get this feeling too?
Secondly, if what I say is true, do we need like a front splitter or something to improve downforce? OR am I asking a stupid question because who cares, its a Kia and nobody ever goes 100+ mph.
For you non MPH guys, 100+ mph is 160+ kph. I have a few stretches on my morning commute to and from school, and I like to open the throttle up as much as I can, given no other cars are around me and I don't pose a danger to others if I do crash. The one feeling I get is this sense of lifting off the ground. I don't know if any of you guys get this same feeling, but once I hit around 90 mph, I get a severe sense of a lack in my steering. Yes I know that is normal, but I get this feeling that I am literally being lifted off the ground. Now, my lack of going excessive speeds may make this be blown out of proportion, but do you guys get this feeling too?
Secondly, if what I say is true, do we need like a front splitter or something to improve downforce? OR am I asking a stupid question because who cares, its a Kia and nobody ever goes 100+ mph.