DNTBJELOUS

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So I understand that a Camaro is a muscle car and all. Has a lot of power and is rwd. But I need some more grip around the turns, mainly in the rear of the car. Does anyone have suggestions on what to do to help me out here?

BMR Tech2

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When does it happen and under what conditions?

There's really nothing you're going to be able to do to help a powerful RWD car not kick the *** end out under throttle while cornering. You'll just have to learn the ways of the F-Body. haha You can go with a wider rear tire such as a 305 or even a 315 without much hassle. This will help, but you're still going to have all that torque trying to break it loose back there.

JD_AMG

What kind of tires are you on? What tread rating do they have? How much tread is left?

garygnu

better shocks and springs,also consider aftermarket lower control arms and a pan hard bar.