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Old 01-16-2002, 02:06 PM
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WHat can I do to get better traction in my integra.
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ditch the turbo


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convert it to rear wheel drive.
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get the AWD system from the JDM integra AWD.
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slicks, suspension, clutch
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whaaaaaaa??????!!!!!


JDM Integra AWD??
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Quaife LSD
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Default Re: What for better traction? (Trajic)

your best bet to signifigantly improve tractionis stickier tires, but they just aren't good for street driving
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Z10 front crossmember
Old 01-16-2002, 05:37 PM
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Z10 front crossmember
i agree
Old 01-16-2002, 06:24 PM
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Quaife LSD
I agree with this, too
Old 01-16-2002, 06:25 PM
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Default Re: What for better traction? (ajn)

Quaife LSD

I agree with this, too
how about a combo? woohoo
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how about a combo? woohoo
I agree with this, too
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Default Re: What for better traction? (Trajic)

If you're talking straight line traction then I'd say some stiff shocks in the rear to help prevent weight transfer and Quaife LSD as stated before. I would also say a front strut bar. If you want some speed for the corners then I say get all the strut bars, a sway bars pair (from the same company if possible) and adjustable coilovers like a combo. If not then some ground control adjustable slip-overs and some tokico illumnia 5-way adj.
Old 01-16-2002, 07:04 PM
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Default Re: What for better traction? (Trajic)

Wheelie bar!
Oh nevermind. Z10 radius arms, sticky tires with low treadwear rating, high spring rate in the rear, LSD, clutch, and dry pavement.
That should do it>>>>>
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Default Re: What for better traction? (Skrilla)

before you go buying an 800$ LSD, or 350 on Z10 radius arms get good tires first.. Then get a good clutch, then get a good suspension(coilovers w/ adj shocks or full coilovers), After that think about getting Z10 arms and LSD.. and if u r racing on the track, just get some fuggin slicks and get it all over with..

oh yeh make sure if u r racing run low tire pressure.. and practice, learn what bogs, learns what burns out.. learn what launches, learn your car


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Old 01-16-2002, 10:30 PM
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Default Re: What for better traction? (88CRXHybrid)

Z10 front crossmember
ive never heard of this...could you give me a link for more info on this
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http://z10eng.com/
Old 01-17-2002, 01:47 AM
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Default Re: link (Pritos)

everything mentioned above and if you're boosting, use a boost controller with a scramble feature.
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Default Re: link (boostedeg6)

Solid or at least poly motor mounts to help reduce engine flew.
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Default Re: link (jamal-188)

Solid or at least poly motor mounts to help reduce engine flew.
yeah, but you'll hate it on daily driving though
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Default Re: What for better traction? (Trajic)

lose the anti sway bar upfront and go poly bushings and lock up the rear suspension with airbags/2x4"s etc....lower tire pressurefeather the clutch/get better weight transfer up front, burn out in VHT or coke or javex or water.
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Default Re: link (boostedeg6)

I use the avc-r scramble boost to drop -.20bar in first from .80. It helps out a lot!
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yeah, unfortunately mine is the first gen AVC-R, don;t have that feature...

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Default Re: link (Flamenco-T)

yeah, unfortunately mine is the first gen AVC-R, don;t have that feature...
are you sure? because even the generation before that the AVC-D had a scramble feature. but, i believe it was an option for the product.


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