I've owned now for 2.5 years. No spins :knock on wood:

I've fish-tailed once or twice in the rain. Basically going straing ahead but it got loose. But I figured hey it's raining what do you expect?

Also once or twice with cold tires (not fridgid out) maybe 38-40-C when going straight ahead on the 1-2 shift it stepped out a few inches. Nothing crazy, but if I was closer to a curb it could have been a problem.

Does this happen to anyone else? Why does it happen if straight ahead with equal traction L-R ?

Just curious.

 

tire pressure?

 

There's always some crown to the roads so its not totally flat.

 

Happens to me, too.

Anything but dry and warm, I have to be careful with WOT at VTEC transition and with aggressive shifts.

 

do you have stock tires?

 

happens to me all the time..

 

Happens to me when its cold out... pretty fun but also dangerous when your fishtailing going 40.

 

It happened to me too. I had about 7k on the car, tire pressure was good, spring spacers were removed. All I can thing were the road surface having maybe too much loose gravel or the tires were not fully warmed up.

 

Yea stock. Around 6K miles on them.

Def not warmed up. But like I said it was dry and straight ahead, but it did step out away from the center of the road that is down the grade. Might have been rock-and crap from the salt/gravel they put on the roads around here.

 

rear and end stepped out on me on a compleatly stright road.35 degrees and a 8500 rpm shift 1st to second. was a little freaky.