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I've never driven a 106 but as far as I know they don't ride on two wheels so easily, as you said. But I think it is good that it is actually possible to do so. Sometimes it feels like they're about to go on two wheels, but in the end it never happens. I don't know if I am incapable or if it is not possible for unknown reasons with the cars already available for AC.Sorry mate, but have you ever driven a 106 Rallye 1.6? I've tried a couple of them in real life (also gr.n/a), and I assure you that they don't get on two wheels as easily as in the video. It seems to be a kind of cube the one in the video without shock absorbers and with the body of the 106.
PS: I'm talking about cases like Tarquini at Donington Park (155 BTCC)

