Traction problems!!!!
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Traction problems!!!!
Hi guys,
Can you give me some oppinions about my set up:
I have a type r turbo engine with about 350 bhp with jdm 96 spec tranny with a 4.785 fd and 205/60/16 toyo t1s tyres(24.1 inch)
What do i have to do to improve traction?
I use for street and strip so no slicks.
I have already mugen motor mounts with es inserts and spoon progressive springs.Thanks.
Can you give me some oppinions about my set up:
I have a type r turbo engine with about 350 bhp with jdm 96 spec tranny with a 4.785 fd and 205/60/16 toyo t1s tyres(24.1 inch)
What do i have to do to improve traction?
I use for street and strip so no slicks.
I have already mugen motor mounts with es inserts and spoon progressive springs.Thanks.
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Re: Traction problems!!!! (JDM97R)
Hmmmmm, a gear dependent boost controller and some meatier sticky tires could help. I wanted to be a smart *** and say "take the turbo off", oh well.
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Re: Traction problems!!!! (rhamlinii)
Yes i have already a lsd.I'm going to buy some drag radials this week.So what about my traany set up,should i change something in it?
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Re: Traction problems!!!! (JDM97R)
The only thing for traction you could do for your trans is a longer final drive.
Traction requires, proper suspension, (traction bars, duh), and drag radials.
If you do all that you will notice a GREAT improvement in traction
Traction requires, proper suspension, (traction bars, duh), and drag radials.
If you do all that you will notice a GREAT improvement in traction
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Welcome to a high HP FWD car, where traction does not exist. I'd suggest picking up an AVC-R which has the gear dependent boost. Turn boost down low in 1st and 2nd gear and you'll do better.
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