Burning tires?
Hey everyone. So here's the issue. When I first bought my car is has crappy tires on it. I could spin em pretty dang easy. Now that I have z rated 245's all around I can't get them to spin at all unless I'm taking off on a corner, then the car gets sideways. I can't even get them to spin if I run my rpm's up to 3500 or so and dump the clutch. They just grab up and the car tries to die from the rpm's dropping so rapidly. I can't do a hard start either. So for race purposes I have to ease out my clutch to take off which sucks. Otherwise my car just about dies... Am I doing something wrong here? lol
I don't think they had traction control then... but if you do, turn it off lol.
I would think you should be able to spin the tires pretty good, but the tires can make a big difference. Throw your spare tire on your drive wheel and give it a shot.
I would think you should be able to spin the tires pretty good, but the tires can make a big difference. Throw your spare tire on your drive wheel and give it a shot.
There's no traction control on mine lol. And I did try the spare one day for grins and the same thing happened. 3500rmp's, dumped the clutch, the car died and I looked like a ****** bag...
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165 HP low torque motor in a 3500 lb car with good tires. I can see that not wanting to spin tires. Even in a small amount of clutch slipage would put an end to and tire spinning. Go easy on the clutch the stock clutchs in these things are not very good.
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