Going sideways at 50mph
12-07-2008, 04:12 PM
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Going sideways at 50mph I have an A4 04 GTO with about 700 rwhp. At 50 or any speed you floor it the tires break loose and your going sideways left and right down the road.
Would a kaz unit keep it going stright or is there something better or cheaper
Would a kaz unit keep it going stright or is there something better or cheaper
12-07-2008, 04:38 PM
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is the air pressure in the rear tires equal? are the rear tires a matching pair? i just wanted to point out the little things that might be getting overlooked.
12-07-2008, 05:55 PM
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If you lose adhesion in both tires you have near zero
directional control. Sliding tires don't much care which
way.
Dunno what a "kaz" is but some traction control (which
I guess you have defeated?) might settle it down. Like
the Racelogic that has been discussed recently.
directional control. Sliding tires don't much care which
way.
Dunno what a "kaz" is but some traction control (which
I guess you have defeated?) might settle it down. Like
the Racelogic that has been discussed recently.
12-08-2008, 12:07 AM
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At your power levels nitto drag radials might be better but still not the answer. You can run et street radials .
One solution is racelogic traction control. Much better than a stock type traction control likely goign to get one for my car. Search you will find their website.
Its pricey though.
One solution is racelogic traction control. Much better than a stock type traction control likely goign to get one for my car. Search you will find their website.
Its pricey though.
