OH SNAPS!!!!!!!!!! Ricer fly-by!!!
Originally posted by menlatin
heh, even the corolla has traction problems... !!
heh, even the corolla has traction problems... !!
I'm not talking about a little wheelspin in 1st. I am talking about monster wheelspin in 1st and then hit 2nd and fishtail back and forth for 4 seconds at 50 mph while almost hitting the wall
. That's what happened to me last time at the track.
Originally posted by Steve Y
It's hard for stock Civic guys to understand traction problems
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It's hard for stock Civic guys to understand traction problems
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It just gets worse with more power
Originally posted by SergioEK9B18C5turbo
Mainly because we cant get enough traction to even have a "problem" the traction doesnt even exist
It just gets worse with more power
Mainly because we cant get enough traction to even have a "problem" the traction doesnt even exist
It just gets worse with more power
. Ever lay 4+ seconds of rubber at 45 mph going into 2nd gear while slewing from side to side with a stock Civic? Didn't think so.
Originally posted by Steve Y
Right. Stock Civics really have serious traction issues
. Ever lay 4+ seconds of rubber at 45 mph going into 2nd gear while slewing from side to side with a stock Civic? Didn't think so.
Right. Stock Civics really have serious traction issues
. Ever lay 4+ seconds of rubber at 45 mph going into 2nd gear while slewing from side to side with a stock Civic? Didn't think so.
Okay tell you what....launch a 350whp FWD car and tell me when you find Mr. Traction......I'll be at the booth ready to hand your slip including your 2.6 60'
From a roll FWD are inherently more stable because the front end is pushed down by the wind..the faster you go the more weight ends up over the front wheels...whereas a RWD car experiences less weight over the rear wheels the faster they go and therefore become more unstable the faster they go
Another safety feature of FWD for drivers with itchy steering reflexes.....
Originally posted by SergioEK9B18C5turbo
Youve never seen drive my civic in a a 200* hairpain at 75 mph have you?
Okay tell you what....launch a 350whp FWD car and tell me when you find Mr. Traction......I'll be at the booth ready to hand your slip including your 2.6 60'
From a roll FWD are inherently more stable because the front end is pushed down by the wind..the faster you go the more weight ends up over the front wheels...whereas a RWD car experiences less weight over the rear wheels the faster they go and therefore become more unstable the faster they go
Another safety feature of FWD for drivers with itchy steering reflexes.....
Youve never seen drive my civic in a a 200* hairpain at 75 mph have you?
Okay tell you what....launch a 350whp FWD car and tell me when you find Mr. Traction......I'll be at the booth ready to hand your slip including your 2.6 60'
From a roll FWD are inherently more stable because the front end is pushed down by the wind..the faster you go the more weight ends up over the front wheels...whereas a RWD car experiences less weight over the rear wheels the faster they go and therefore become more unstable the faster they go
Another safety feature of FWD for drivers with itchy steering reflexes.....
Originally posted by Steve Y
I was talking stock Civics in a straight line.
I was talking stock Civics in a straight line.
Originally posted by SergioEK9B18C5turbo
Youve never seen drive my civic in a a 200* hairpain at 75 mph have you?
Okay tell you what....launch a 350whp FWD car and tell me when you find Mr. Traction......I'll be at the booth ready to hand your slip including your 2.6 60'
From a roll FWD are inherently more stable because the front end is pushed down by the wind..the faster you go the more weight ends up over the front wheels...whereas a RWD car experiences less weight over the rear wheels the faster they go and therefore become more unstable the faster they go
Another safety feature of FWD for drivers with itchy steering reflexes.....
Youve never seen drive my civic in a a 200* hairpain at 75 mph have you?
Okay tell you what....launch a 350whp FWD car and tell me when you find Mr. Traction......I'll be at the booth ready to hand your slip including your 2.6 60'
From a roll FWD are inherently more stable because the front end is pushed down by the wind..the faster you go the more weight ends up over the front wheels...whereas a RWD car experiences less weight over the rear wheels the faster they go and therefore become more unstable the faster they go
Another safety feature of FWD for drivers with itchy steering reflexes.....
Originally posted by whoa guy
then why do all u rice kidz had huge *** spoilers...hmmm......doesnt make sense to me.....kinda cancels eachother out....
then why do all u rice kidz had huge *** spoilers...hmmm......doesnt make sense to me.....kinda cancels eachother out....
There is a big difference between the pros and the wanna-bes, domestic or import. It amazes me that people sink over $3000 into a killer sound system, paint, and bodywork, but have a $150 CAI for their engine.
Originally posted by Steve Y
Right. Stock Civics really have serious traction issues
. Ever lay 4+ seconds of rubber at 45 mph going into 2nd gear while slewing from side to side with a stock Civic? Didn't think so.
Right. Stock Civics really have serious traction issues
. Ever lay 4+ seconds of rubber at 45 mph going into 2nd gear while slewing from side to side with a stock Civic? Didn't think so.
Originally posted by IXLR894Z28
Ohh boy, here we go again, and Sergio, this thread is about cars, not world economics.
Ohh boy, here we go again, and Sergio, this thread is about cars, not world economics.
A rear wing can be used by ANY car....rear wings are mainly used for braking stability when entering turns and canceling out lift...all cars experience lift but with RWD it can dangerous because you lose traction over the drive wheels...reduces acceleration and increases the chance of going into the wall
The wing over the front end was probably done to imulate an MR2 built in 1996 that could run 0-180mph in 25-26 seconds....the ricer probably though it just looked cool
So rear wings can be used by all cars mmmK....now whether a 16 sec wonder needs a 3ft wing with little usable downforce is another subject
Originally posted by Short Round
i don't think 14 second cars understand traction issues
i don't think 14 second cars understand traction issues
Originally posted by robvas
Wind over the front end, increasing traction?
Sergio, did someone hack your account?
What about the weight of the entire car shifting to the REAR under accelleration!?
Wind over the front end, increasing traction?
Sergio, did someone hack your account?

What about the weight of the entire car shifting to the REAR under accelleration!?
What they should have done was design a better front splitter but the skiped that and added the wing...


