teresa500

how come i get 2 wheels spining on dirt but 1 when on pavement?

87GN

Because you get no traction on dirt thus creating the tires too spin.

95Stealth302

Its not a full posi traction, if you drop the clutch you will get it on tarmac, but burnouts are pointless.</P>

makarovboy

I thought we covered this in the last post. You could, for about $450-500 get a complete posi-traction gear assembly or detroit locker (not installed), or rebuild your current clutch and save yourself a bunch of money (even if you had a shop do it). All late model mustangs came stock with (limited slip) rear ends. They just wear out on occassion, that's it.

vfast

these cars aren't ridge runners ya know*L*

makarovboy

I don't know vfast, I live on a dirt road but have never tried a burnout.<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0"> Maybe I'll hang it all out in the morning and pi$$ off some of my neighbors. Who knows, I may never drive on asphalt again.

Pitviper100

hmmm how much would it be to get my shcocks or w/e in the back of my 86 GT replaced... my posi still works but is wearing down...

vfast

makarovboy...uh oh I think the "dukes of hazzard" bug has bit ya*L*

teresa500

i'm just lookin' for 2 tire traction on pavemet.there's enough duke boys here already.i just want to beat a few!</P>


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