Bad traction role on grass
03-12-2004, 06:33 PM
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Bad traction role on grass
Working on running the track in behind the house. The traction is so good on the low cut dry grass that I'm getting traction role like crazy. It's almost like a fourwheeler most of the time. Up on two wheels without any notice. What can I do to help this? I thought about putting my older tires/rims on and trying that but then I would have no forward momontume let alone any traction (they are balder than a bare assed baboons butt). Would thicker sway bars help any? I have the car set rather low, any lower and it will be dragging about.
03-12-2004, 08:49 PM
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RE: Bad traction role on grass
the only thing i would think of is taking out the sway bars and making the shocks as soft as possible. thats about all you can do other then slowing way down.
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RE: Bad traction role on grass
Really a combination of the above would be best.
Sway bars, definately.
Harder shox/springs, 40wt oil and blue/white springs.
More camber, only helps with straight line stability, so no, plus it would dig in more on the turn.
Slowing down, yes a lot.
Different tyres, may loose a bit of traction for you, so you can slide.
Diff lubes, forcing drive to different corners.
Sway bars, definately.
Harder shox/springs, 40wt oil and blue/white springs.
More camber, only helps with straight line stability, so no, plus it would dig in more on the turn.
Slowing down, yes a lot.
Different tyres, may loose a bit of traction for you, so you can slide.
Diff lubes, forcing drive to different corners.
