Discussion
Had my DB9 for a few months now.Still trying to get to grips with the way the car handles.
When cornering at moderate speeds, 60,70 MPH , any decrease in power to the rear wheels results in fairly unpleasant oversteer giving the impression that the rear end is going to brake away at any second.
The car is running on Bridgestones and the tyre pressures are 36F 38R as per the handbook.
Anyone else with a DB9 find the rear end a little wayward/twitchy ?
My V8 Vantage was never like this and several 911's I owned previous to switching to AM never exhibited this degree of nervousness from the rear end.
When cornering at moderate speeds, 60,70 MPH , any decrease in power to the rear wheels results in fairly unpleasant oversteer giving the impression that the rear end is going to brake away at any second.
The car is running on Bridgestones and the tyre pressures are 36F 38R as per the handbook.
Anyone else with a DB9 find the rear end a little wayward/twitchy ?
My V8 Vantage was never like this and several 911's I owned previous to switching to AM never exhibited this degree of nervousness from the rear end.
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