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Not sure where your concern is coming from.
If you are on the track, maybe you would notice, but no more than other large RWD cars.
In "agressive" street driving, you shouldn't see this.
Many cars are tuned to understeer rather than oversteer. Porsche due to the rear engine/rear wheel drive will have more of a tendancy to oversteer.
So I haven't seen a problem, but I haven't had an LT or SS on a track to the limit.
But again, I give you awesome props for putting a title on your thread that indicates there is a problem that doesn't exist. You are right up there with the very best.
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