serious traction problems
serious traction problems
i went racing last night and didn't do as well as i was hoping, mainly cuz of lack of traction. seems like everytime i step on it from a stop, my tach climbs up, tires scream but i aint going anywhere. i know i need LCA's which i do plan on getting. but gettin other stuff like a panhard rod, torque arm, bushings, etc. basically all the minor bolt-ons. will i see a significant improvement from it? basically what i wanna know is, if i can make the tires stick to the ground better without changing over the rear end or gettin another set of tires. and if so, in what order should i get this stuff? thanks.
P.S. the current suspension upgrades i have are in my sig.
P.S. the current suspension upgrades i have are in my sig.
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Car: 1989 Iroc z hardtop
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-a good a set of LCA's with relocaion brakets (adjustable)
-a new panhard rod(adjustable)
-adj. tq arm
-sfc's
- if you have no replaced your rear shocksthis would do some good. along with some springs.
- the last thing you should do is replace the poly bushing on your sway bar.
once you do all of that, it will alll come down to the tuning and the tires.a set of et streets will help with the tuning.
-a new panhard rod(adjustable)
-adj. tq arm
-sfc's
- if you have no replaced your rear shocksthis would do some good. along with some springs.
- the last thing you should do is replace the poly bushing on your sway bar.
once you do all of that, it will alll come down to the tuning and the tires.a set of et streets will help with the tuning.
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Re: serious traction problems
Originally posted by llvll4l2c91350
i went racing last night and didn't do as well as i was hoping, mainly cuz of lack of traction. seems like everytime i step on it from a stop, my tach climbs up, tires scream but i aint going anywhere. i know i need LCA's which i do plan on getting. but gettin other stuff like a panhard rod, torque arm, bushings, etc. basically all the minor bolt-ons. will i see a significant improvement from it? basically what i wanna know is, if i can make the tires stick to the ground better without changing over the rear end or gettin another set of tires. and if so, in what order should i get this stuff? thanks.
P.S. the current suspension upgrades i have are in my sig.
i went racing last night and didn't do as well as i was hoping, mainly cuz of lack of traction. seems like everytime i step on it from a stop, my tach climbs up, tires scream but i aint going anywhere. i know i need LCA's which i do plan on getting. but gettin other stuff like a panhard rod, torque arm, bushings, etc. basically all the minor bolt-ons. will i see a significant improvement from it? basically what i wanna know is, if i can make the tires stick to the ground better without changing over the rear end or gettin another set of tires. and if so, in what order should i get this stuff? thanks.
P.S. the current suspension upgrades i have are in my sig.
Once you have good tires- then the rest of the stuff comes after in order to harness the grip and stabilize the chassis for better weight transfer.
Originally posted by wyclefsirocz
-a good a set of LCA's with relocaion brakets (adjustable)
-a new panhard rod(adjustable)
-adj. tq arm
-sfc's
- if you have no replaced your rear shocksthis would do some good. along with some springs.
- the last thing you should do is replace the poly bushing on your sway bar.
once you do all of that, it will alll come down to the tuning and the tires.a set of et streets will help with the tuning.
-a good a set of LCA's with relocaion brakets (adjustable)
-a new panhard rod(adjustable)
-adj. tq arm
-sfc's
- if you have no replaced your rear shocksthis would do some good. along with some springs.
- the last thing you should do is replace the poly bushing on your sway bar.
once you do all of that, it will alll come down to the tuning and the tires.a set of et streets will help with the tuning.
Re: Re: serious traction problems
Originally posted by AGood2.8
Best thing you can do for the money is get a better set of rear tires. i know you said you don't want to but thats what its going to take. I don't care what else you do, if your tires are spinning then its a grip problem that only better tires will cure.
Once you have good tires- then the rest of the stuff comes after in order to harness the grip and stabilize the chassis for better weight transfer.
Best thing you can do for the money is get a better set of rear tires. i know you said you don't want to but thats what its going to take. I don't care what else you do, if your tires are spinning then its a grip problem that only better tires will cure.
Once you have good tires- then the rest of the stuff comes after in order to harness the grip and stabilize the chassis for better weight transfer.
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Re: Re: Re: serious traction problems
Originally posted by llvll4l2c91350
well i drive the car everyday so i have to have street tires on it. (currently have bridgestone potenzas 910s). last night was my first time actually racing in front of a crowd. if there is a set of tires i can buy that'll grip better then lemme know. when these wear out i'll look into gettin a better set.
well i drive the car everyday so i have to have street tires on it. (currently have bridgestone potenzas 910s). last night was my first time actually racing in front of a crowd. if there is a set of tires i can buy that'll grip better then lemme know. when these wear out i'll look into gettin a better set.
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Car: 1989 Iroc z hardtop
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no problem. my boss replaced all of that and dropped from 2.091 to 1.711 thats his 60' times. in the end he droped about 4-5 tenths he went from high 12.70's to low 12.30's constatly. thats wit out spraying in a convertable
oh and with a set of et streets, i would say get a set of et streets and be happy but if you pshing 300hp, and going wot from a stop ur bound to break sumthing
oh and with a set of et streets, i would say get a set of et streets and be happy but if you pshing 300hp, and going wot from a stop ur bound to break sumthing
Originally posted by wyclefsirocz
and going wot from a stop ur bound to break sumthing
and going wot from a stop ur bound to break sumthing
and i know there's always a risk of somethin breakin but you're not really thinkin about stuff like that when you're at the line in front of a crowd gettin ready to see what your car can do.
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