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That's a space constraint. There is nothing inherent about the 907 that requires an offset. If the car you are building has room for the slant four on center, and if the asymmetric Center of Gravity of the slant four isn't an issue to you, then there's no reason to re-engineer the chassis to offset the engine. Lotus didn't offset the engine it it's own cars.
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Tim Engel