fishtailing excessively
It gets absolutely no traction in any part of first gear and worse yet it doesnt seem to be controlable. My first car was an IROC and it would get loose but slight adjustments would bring it right back. This car not so much the longer you stay in it the better the chances of you ending up in the ditch.
I need to replace the tires on it I know and I suspect this is most of the problem but I wanted to know if anybody had any other ideas as far as suspension issues that can cause this
I plan on upgrading the lcas some subframe connectors and a tunnel mounted torque arm once I get some new tires. Id love to hear any thoughts you might have
My old car had stock suspension and fish tailed terribly. Current car has a decent amount of suspension, spins straight as an arrow.
Another important piece of information is what are your plans with the car, your goals, and what mods do you plan to do in the future?
Thanks,
Kevin
It gets absolutely no traction in any part of first gear and worse yet it doesnt seem to be controlable. My first car was an IROC and it would get loose but slight adjustments would bring it right back. This car not so much the longer you stay in it the better the chances of you ending up in the ditch.
I need to replace the tires on it I know and I suspect this is most of the problem but I wanted to know if anybody had any other ideas as far as suspension issues that can cause this
I plan on upgrading the lcas some subframe connectors and a tunnel mounted torque arm once I get some new tires. Id love to hear any thoughts you might have
It is kind of fun having LS power and once you get it under control,

ramey
The main thing that concerns me is that my IROC was capable of 1.7 60 ft times on all the stock parts with the same size and z rated street tires. My z28 will break the back tires loose at 40 mph
Our 2000 WS6 'vert with heads, tune, exhaust will bog at 5000 off the line due to the UMI T/A, Relo's, LCA's and Nitto's. We occasionally run our drag bar which also really helps it leave flat. We have QA1's on it with front coilovers and the rear springs are factory.
If you just do T/A, Relo's and LCA's you should be a ton better.
And of course a stickier tire will help.
ramey
SFC's in a CLOSE second thing to do, if not at the same time. My car spins straight since I put the SFC's in and is much more predictable and controllable. Such a great bang for the buck!
Last edited by bayer-z28; Jan 28, 2012 at 07:26 AM.
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