Break lose upon VTEC?
#1
Break lose upon VTEC?
Upon hitting VTEC, my rear just breaks lose and snaps out.
I am assuming, rear tires running out of tread since it seems so but wanted to make sure by checking in with you guys.
I was just going strait and it did that once VTEC was hit.
Also, anyone got any Rio front license hole plugs to donat?
Thanks
I am assuming, rear tires running out of tread since it seems so but wanted to make sure by checking in with you guys.
I was just going strait and it did that once VTEC was hit.
Also, anyone got any Rio front license hole plugs to donat?
Thanks
#2
More than likely that is the case.
It also depends on road conditions and temperature, however this shouldn't be happening.
I think it's time you start looking for some new tires before you end up in the rhubarb.
It also depends on road conditions and temperature, however this shouldn't be happening.
I think it's time you start looking for some new tires before you end up in the rhubarb.
#4
Condition wise...
Tire tread I think is low, its not much honestly...
I need to change, its still OE RE050e or something.
Basically floats out (no indication until realize your out).
dry, cool/cold 5x-6x degs F. strait tar/paved road. Happened last night.
I better get at least a pair of tires for rear.
any suggestions? would be used for hybrid (street and sometimes autoX).
I'm the 3rd owner of the s2k which I just got so and it seems like its OE for the past 2 1/2 yrs so yea...
Tire tread I think is low, its not much honestly...
I need to change, its still OE RE050e or something.
Basically floats out (no indication until realize your out).
dry, cool/cold 5x-6x degs F. strait tar/paved road. Happened last night.
I better get at least a pair of tires for rear.
any suggestions? would be used for hybrid (street and sometimes autoX).
I'm the 3rd owner of the s2k which I just got so and it seems like its OE for the past 2 1/2 yrs so yea...
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Low traction situation. Either the road is slick and/or your tires aren't hooking up.
My car does it periodically in the winter -- too much salt, even with Blizzak snow tires. I just have to learn to go light on the throttle.
My car does it periodically in the winter -- too much salt, even with Blizzak snow tires. I just have to learn to go light on the throttle.
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Originally Posted by Saki GT' date='Jan 22 2009, 06:23 AM
Also check your tire pressures - they greatly effect handling and stability. Also alignment if you get new tires after checking air pressure.
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Originally Posted by Sideways' date='Jan 22 2009, 06:31 AM
Your alignment may feel fine but in reality you should check it with the new tires and save yourself some tire life.
The front seems alright and honestly I don't have the funds to get all 4 at the moment
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I have found that I can get 2 sets of rear tires per set of front tires, so you should be ok as long ad the tread depth is still sufficient. I went with the RE01Rs for the rears when i replaced them. They seem to be pretty comparable to the RE050s if you ask me. They do pretty well for anything I throw at them. Another good thing is that they arent too bad on price either. Good luck man.
-Ian
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