Does your rearend wiggle when you shift?
i don't know, mine kind of wiggles. when i do a hard shift from 1to2 near redline, sometimes my back swings to the right. but im pretty sure all s2k's do because of all the power being sent the rear wheels, wonder how vettes and other v8's feel..
Originally posted by S2000 Owner
I get a chirp from the tires when shifting at full power, full rpm. If I were going around a corner, the rear would swing out.
I get a chirp from the tires when shifting at full power, full rpm. If I were going around a corner, the rear would swing out.
So many questions. Keep the good replies comin, thanks!
i posted the same problem a while back, first s02s for me don't chirp much, just too soft and grippy
second, if you are running in colder weather it is more likely to happen, ie under 45 F, third if you are a fast shifter it is also more likely, and lastly tire pressures of 31+ seemed to provoke it in my ride. by the way what kind of treadwear do you have left.?
second, if you are running in colder weather it is more likely to happen, ie under 45 F, third if you are a fast shifter it is also more likely, and lastly tire pressures of 31+ seemed to provoke it in my ride. by the way what kind of treadwear do you have left.?
Yeah about a week ago I was slowly accelerating in first gear, hit 6k rpm, and floored it. 9k rpm come up and I shift as hard and fast as I could. The back end came WAAY out to the left, straigtened out and was fine again. I did not here any noise at all from the tires, just the scream of the engine.
Also I was going 100% straigt. (scared the shit out of the sales man)
I can't wait to actually get mine!
Also I was going 100% straigt. (scared the shit out of the sales man)
I can't wait to actually get mine!
my car's tail wiggles under shifts between full throttle app between 1 and2 as well as between 2 and 3. my brother's s2000 tail is more well planted during the very same shifts. confusing....
but i think it is the lsd reacting when the power is changed dramatically as it does wiggle less if i shift as fast as i can... that's my guess at least
bassem
but i think it is the lsd reacting when the power is changed dramatically as it does wiggle less if i shift as fast as i can... that's my guess at least
bassem
Originally posted by 2x6spds
Check you rear tire pressures. One or both is probably low.
Check you rear tire pressures. One or both is probably low.
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