Originally Posted by Rochester

We just got a string of rotary intersections at the end of one of our major roadways. One of the only ones in the area. Really hate those things. Mostly because people around here don't know how to use them, if you've never done so before. (Ryan, if you're still reading this... the North end of 590 as you get to Seabreeze.)

But you're right, a rotary is a good way to judge the effects of a FSTB. Also, get a feel for what it's like to launch hard into a turn from a standing start. Then do it again with the FSTB on the car. There will be a whole lot less wiggle going on as you try to wrestle your FWD car straight.