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Are Rear wheel drive cars like ours more likely to slip? I have this 1990 front wheel drive van that has never slipped as easily as my fbird.
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yes. The bulk of the weight isn't over the drive wheels.\'00 f-bird 3.8 M5 coupe, pewter metallic<br />Torsen LSD, Pro 5.0 shifter, Spec stage 1 clutch, Y87 muffler, aftermarket stereo<br />-more fun than the Oldsmobile it replaced... -
oh, yea. I thought I was gonna get a "because our cars are so powerful" answer but ok. [img]graemlins/banana.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/burnout.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/bs.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/rant.gif[/img]Comment
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How does power have anything to do with slippage?
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Don't you think it's easier for an 800 hp car to spin the wheels than it is for a 150 hp car?Originally posted by Gallstaff:
How does power have anything to do with slippage?Matt
1998 Mystic Teal Camaro M5
Whisper Lid, Pacesetter Headers, Catco Cat, Dynomax Super Turbo, B&M Shifter, BMR STB, LSD, P&P Intakes, GT2 Cam, Comp OE Lifters, 1.7 Roller Rockers, Pushrods, SSM Heads, DHP PowrTuner.Comment
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umm duhhhhhOriginally posted by Gallstaff:
How does power have anything to do with slippage?Comment
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Ah I see what he means. I thought he was talking about poor traction in rain and snow or something. I'm stupid, sorry for that.Comment
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Hey everyone! I've been trying to remove my transmission for two days now! I need to replace the clutch. Only thing I've got left holding the transmission...4 weeks ago
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