More MODS = More PROBLEMS...
I recommend some 275/50/17 M&H drag radials. Even I have a hard time spinning these.
There's a down side to these though. They will only last 6k miles and your stock clutch will wear out sooner.

There's a down side to these though. They will only last 6k miles and your stock clutch will wear out sooner.

Maybe you just suck at driving 
Lol im just kidding Gus... you must have the fastest stang on earth bc I dont have this problem!! You have 3.73's right?? Maybe lower the gear ratio... ***** down the tune a lil bit, fatter tires too. Traction control on, and feather the gas. This is coming from the same kid who couldnt do a burnout!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!

Lol im just kidding Gus... you must have the fastest stang on earth bc I dont have this problem!! You have 3.73's right?? Maybe lower the gear ratio... ***** down the tune a lil bit, fatter tires too. Traction control on, and feather the gas. This is coming from the same kid who couldnt do a burnout!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!
Drag Radials will solve your problem period. If you wish to remain on your street tires I recommend a CHE K-Member Brace which will help your car from jerking sideways when you shift (help, not stop this from happening).
-Jeff
-Jeff
Thanks for the replies. I think it's the way I drive (a bit aggressive at stoplights), the crappiness of the Nittos and the cold weather outside.
My final decision is installing relocation brackets in the Spring OR to adjust my LCAs to force the tires against the ground (if the brackets are not needed). Also, when I go to the track...I will use drag radials because the Nittos suck monkey b@lls.
VerginaStang - it's all fun and games until I blow the doors offf your black piece of poop come this Spring
ALSO - I never said my car had 22,987 HP - I'm just saying that now that my car has around 300 RWHP...when I gun it at a light...the f*cker spins a lot. You can't win races if you spin (even though I don't race...BUT IF I DID!) It's just nice to know that everything would work if the situation arises. [sm=gears.gif]
My final decision is installing relocation brackets in the Spring OR to adjust my LCAs to force the tires against the ground (if the brackets are not needed). Also, when I go to the track...I will use drag radials because the Nittos suck monkey b@lls.
VerginaStang - it's all fun and games until I blow the doors offf your black piece of poop come this Spring
ALSO - I never said my car had 22,987 HP - I'm just saying that now that my car has around 300 RWHP...when I gun it at a light...the f*cker spins a lot. You can't win races if you spin (even though I don't race...BUT IF I DID!) It's just nice to know that everything would work if the situation arises. [sm=gears.gif]
ORIGINAL: mAnYsTyLeS
VerginaStang - it's all fun and games until I blow the doors offf your black piece of poop come this Spring
VerginaStang - it's all fun and games until I blow the doors offf your black piece of poop come this Spring
Just for that I hope you miss a shift not that it matters, because you aren't getting traction anyway. Traction FTMFW!!!but in all seriousness, try getting some relocation brackets and definitely some better tires. I still wanna hear those ARH's in person
ORIGINAL: raylandm
Hahahahaa Thats sucks! Here you go bro these should help a lot: http://store.roushperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=772
Its a roush wheel hop reduction kit for drag and low traction conditions. It sucks when youre just burning rubber and staying in one place while the other car is 3 car lenghts ahead already.
Hahahahaa Thats sucks! Here you go bro these should help a lot: http://store.roushperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=772
Its a roush wheel hop reduction kit for drag and low traction conditions. It sucks when youre just burning rubber and staying in one place while the other car is 3 car lenghts ahead already.

ORIGINAL: MexGT
Moose are those tires on stock 17x8 rims?
Moose are those tires on stock 17x8 rims?



