Kind of a weird question...
#11
RE: Kind of a weird question...
^lol he's right
our cars are built with MAD understeer. I know from experience (trying to show off in a wet parking lot....).
some steps you can take to help correct that would be beefing up your rear sway bar and looking into tires.
i'm going for the whole shocks/struts/poly bushings setup with beefier sways for mine
our cars are built with MAD understeer. I know from experience (trying to show off in a wet parking lot....).
some steps you can take to help correct that would be beefing up your rear sway bar and looking into tires.
i'm going for the whole shocks/struts/poly bushings setup with beefier sways for mine
#16
RE: Kind of a weird question...
Are you making the tight turns in one direction only? like a hard Right or Left turn? Does it do this in Both Directions or just one Direction? If you are making a Hard Right hand turn It could be the Drive line tire lifting on then off the ground making the hole car shake. Do you have a LSD installed?
#17
RE: Kind of a weird question...
I have no LSD installed, happens on both directions I think. Here is a pic of my tires, maybe they are just gigantor lol
It kind of bubbles on the bottom too, and the PSI of the tires is not low. (Front Tire BTW)
It kind of bubbles on the bottom too, and the PSI of the tires is not low. (Front Tire BTW)
#18
RE: Kind of a weird question...
mine used to do that... until I put on a rear sway bar,
i'm telling you it has to be the understeer - these cars come from the factory with big understeer, good way to get rid of it seems to be to upgrade your rear sway and to put a gt takeoff front sway bar, with prothane bushings
i'm telling you it has to be the understeer - these cars come from the factory with big understeer, good way to get rid of it seems to be to upgrade your rear sway and to put a gt takeoff front sway bar, with prothane bushings