 Quote by michaelwoodco
Yes, but many sports cars now a days are designed to have such a low center of gravity. Obviously if the center of gravity were as low as the contact patch the car could never wheelie, (unless it came upon a bump or hill) So the center of gravity seems to play an undeniably large role to me. More so than the wheel base.
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Low doesn't mean far back, though, does it?
Usually with this kind of question, I try to isolate properties. So you would want to say 'all else being equal, a car with a longer wheelbase is tougher to wheelie'. That means if the center of gravity is in the same relative location, but one car has a longer wheelbase, it'll be tougher to wheelie.