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The wind is gusting to 30kts here in the New York area today and my 1989 300 SE was a bit difficult to control during a short highway run. I've seen some posts before regarding worn suspension components and high wind stability. The thing is, my supension seems tight and has passed recent dealer inspection.
Of course, a big piece metal moving along at high speed will be impacted by the wind. My question is, how do other W126 owner's find their car handles in high wind? For all I know the aerodynamics of this car may not provide for a great amount of stability, or maybe I have a problem. I'm just curious to know what others are experiencing. Cheers, George |
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