Time trials aren't standing starts. More importantly, you can't rev match an auto. Try downshifting your auto while braking into a corner without going off the track, or cliff. LOL
Does anyone have any first hand or second hand (third hand and up and BS talkers need not apply) experience doing this? How did it go, what was involved, thanks.
So you give me negative points because you have a poor grasp of english grammar? My point was with enough horsepower large wheels are not a significant detriment. My point had nothing to do with why there are large wheels to begin with, be it for looks or brakes or anything else.
Your points are correct except for less longitudinal grip, which was what I was referring to earlier. In fact the larger wheel will likely give a wider footprint increasing grip.
Don't listen to him. 400 whp is more than enough to spin 19". High end sports cars come with 19" all around.As for traction sidewall has nothing to do with it. Shorter sidewall simply has shorter limit threshold, giving the impression of less traction. Two tires with the same...
A drift car is a car built to drift car specs. This could vary from place to place, but the basics are:Must install 6 points or better roll cage
The window on both driver's & passenger sides must be closed position
4 points or better seat belt must be installed
Tow Hook needs to be...
Cars set up for cowl induction will actually induct air. Our cars, however, are not set up like that. Our cars are like the PT Cruisers, we will expel air. We do not have engine bay side exhaust vents and sealed cowls, our engine bays build positive pressure. Post 69 in the thread you...
At freeway speeds and up, there is a low pressure zone across the top of the hood. In fact, there is a low pressure zone across the entire top of the car. Cutting holes in the hood will allow the pressure above and below to equalize. This has 2 benefits:1) Hot air will be extracted out of...
Cowl induction forces air out, not in.As the air passes over the opening, it creates a vacuum of cold air over the windshield. This allows the hot air from inside the engine compartment to escape letting the engine breathe cooler air and therefore running stronger and longer.Cowl...
Lowering increases the roll couple which is why the car will handle worse. 2G's also have very little front suspension travel so you will be bottoming out.
You have to do several continuously, until the shaking goes away. Rotors are a big piece of iron, they don't warp. What you have is uneven build up of pad deposits.
Ok I've now done several oil changes with Pennzoil Synchromesh on a few different cars and the result is always the same, the oil comes out so thin it's like Diet Water. Even after only 5k miles and mixed with thicker oils.
Hi,The difference you are feeling is the tires. The Evo comes with max performance summer tires whereas your Eclipse comes with min performance all season tires. Suspension wise the Eclipse has multi-link front and rear which is superior to the Evo. Tires make the single biggest...
Let's calm down and use a simpler example. It's midnight, you are the only car on the road, the posted limit is 35 in a commercial zone. Is it irresponsible for you to be going faster than 35 or does the law assume before proven guilty that you will crash into someone by exceeding 35?
After the car/brakes are warmed up, it clicks any time the steering wheel is turned to the right and the wheel is rolling. It does not click if the wheel is not rolling.Sounds like bad CV joint but it only happens after I've been driving for a while (brakes/engine warm) and I've already...
The front left wheel makes a clicking sound when I'm turning right. But it only does this after the car has completely warmed up after driving. And I've already replaced the front axles but it still does the same thing. Any idea what it is?
I tried the energy suspension inserts, didn't feel much difference. Then I tried the windo weld urethane, still didn't feel much difference. I gonna try your method next with my mig welder. You are the man. :thumb: