| Impulse |
| what would be the best way to stop the slight fish tailing when doing some motivated driving.... my first thought was to put on a huge ass potato peeler wing on the back any outher ideas |
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| 2003specv |
Learn to counter steer or get your right foot off the floorboard. :bigthumbup:
If you're FWD you should be happy your car doesn't go into terminal understeer :thumbsdown: |
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| ChromeDragon |
| Well you can deal with it, take your foot out of the fun pedal a bit, or set your suspension up stiffer in the rear so it sticks harder. |
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| Impulse |
| so that is a no to the spoiler then...... well i guess i could put some new springs on.... if i have to :tear: |
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| JDC™ |
| chances are your not going fast enough to put the downforce to use....plus you have to be rear wheel drive |
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| 2003specv |
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Originally posted by Impulse
well i guess i could put some new springs on.... if i have to :tear:
Don't do that. Just unhook your rear anti-roll bar. You'll plow you front wheels into a curb in no time. :bigthumbup: |
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| BlueTurboEGG |
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Originally posted by 2003specv
Learn to counter steer or get your right foot off the floorboard. :bigthumbup:
If you're FWD you should be happy your car doesn't go into terminal understeer :thumbsdown:
On a FWD, NEVER let off the gas on mid corner while "fishing" you WILL SPIN OUT.
You ass is moving faster than the front of the car, if you let off, the front will grab more traction and swing your fast moving ass right around on you.
Well, on an NX anyways.
Modulate the throttle and steering to get where you're going.
That or slow down more through the turns and get some suspension tuning ;) |
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| Insomniac |
| I would definetly go for the wing :bigthumbup: |
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| turbomike |
| chromy is totaly wrong to make the back end stick loosen the rear spring and lower the tire presure... |
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| 240sx |
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Originally posted by turbomike
chromy is totaly wrong to make the back end stick loosen the rear spring and lower the tire presure...
or take driving lessons from your granny!!!
Or just suck it up and try and go even more sideways.
its much more fun |
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| 2003specv |
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Originally posted by BlueTurboEGG
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Originally posted by 2003specv
Learn to counter steer or get your right foot off the floorboard. :bigthumbup:
If you're FWD you should be happy your car doesn't go into terminal understeer :thumbsdown:
On a FWD, NEVER let off the gas on mid corner while "fishing" you WILL SPIN OUT.
Dude I do this a couple times at least per day just for shits and giggles. :bigthumbup: |
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| BlueTurboEGG |
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Originally posted by BlueTurboEGG
Well, on an NX anyways.
You forgot the important part ducky :P
You have a longer wheelbase than me or an Impulse, I think you can get away with it. |
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| ChromeDragon |
| My comment wasn't to let off mid corner, it was to let off so that you don't reach those speeds where this happens in the first place. |
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| turbomike |
wimp
last year i puled a 360 at 140kph at the ice rally cross
you dont need to worrie untill your going backwards |
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| SplineZ |
How about driving normally until a corner that doesnt have a curb and experiment? :)
Find a large parking lot after it rains.. make sure its smooth.. and try it out.. Or wait until winters around...
I know to keep my front end grippin around a high speed corner, i have to floor it. If i let off my gas, my ass end will swing around and thats bad..
James Z |
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| Impulse |
| well i wont have to worry about that until next weekend because i need to replace my inside shaft seal because i am leaking like a sive and i dont think i want to drive it alot. |
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| Z3r03rr0r |
| the impulse were/are notorius for fishtailing especially in winter add some weight to the back, some people like sandbags I would suggest a couple of subs and an amp |
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| TheNeonEdge |
What ever happened to bodies?
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--ThE EdGe |
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| MrHeavyFoot |
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Originally posted by TheNeonEdge
What ever happened to bodies?
:P
--ThE EdGe
Good point. You've got to store them somewhere until the ground thaws in the spring. |
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