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			...and that's why the speed limit is there... because some people just can't handle a car no matter how good a driver they think they may be.
		     
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			08-11-2009, 12:00 AM
			
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			It's the only time I can do a burnout with my Yaris.        |       
		
		
		
		
		 
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			08-11-2009, 12:02 AM
			
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			My tires were done four months ago,  Im too cheap to buy new ones.
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			08-11-2009, 12:09 AM
			
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			bald, semi-hardened a032r's seemed fine today.
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			08-11-2009, 12:17 AM
			
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			I don't understand what your problem is. why are you shifting pass 5k? is gas cheaper on your world?    
you need to learn to drive normally take matters in your own hands and stop endangering others on the road.    
When theres rain, you slow down, when theres snow you go even slower. It's common sense if you don't have any then stay off the road.
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			08-11-2009, 04:08 AM
			
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			My car and I had a good time today
		    
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			08-11-2009, 06:37 AM
			
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			I drove with Eagle GS-D3's that were on 2 years too long... much past the wear bar, and cracked in 100's of places... no probs...   
this rainfall, i have fairly new Direzza DZ101's... and i have to say, im impressed by the GS-D3's wet performance, factoring in the "newness" of the DZ101.   
oh well... sucks to be people who dunno how to drive... fuck you crappy drivers of Vancouver :P
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			08-11-2009, 08:26 AM
			
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			lol traction control on, oh damn don't have it, lol but seriously theres no problem, i'm on SPTs and they're perfectly fine, no one's asking me to be DK here...
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			08-11-2009, 10:43 AM
			
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			Yesterday was a little slippery. My problem are the roads where the trucks have dug ruts, so my 265s don't make full contact in the rut, and the slippery roads are made even worse.
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			08-11-2009, 12:33 PM
			
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			wtf? I never get this slippery thing. I dun feel the road being any different than say 2 weeks ago.
		    
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			08-11-2009, 01:01 PM
			
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					Originally Posted by  q0192837465     wtf? I never get this slippery thing. I dun feel the road being any different than say 2 weeks ago.   |       You need more HP/TQ then!        |       
		
		
		
		
		 
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			08-11-2009, 02:54 PM
			
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					Originally Posted by  Mugen EvOlutioN     yup i almost fucking crash into the wall this morning   
wat the fucking hell     
turning 90 degree turn at 30km, semi accelerating thru the corners and i was going 45 degree sideway, was like WTF man   
coming home off work, jesus the roads are fucking slippery. I was mad slipping till 3rd gear   
even off the line at 2000rpm first gear i have no traction all the way up to 5000rpm till 3rd gear...cant accelerate shit, had to use 2nd gear to start.   
piss me off   
and this is with decent performance all season with about 90% tread left. Before it rained it was never this slippery, today is just absolutely a nightmare to drive   
FUCKING HELL!!!   |       whats the point of shifting past 5k anyway on this kind of weather? not to mention accelerating thru corners?  
lol u should just admit that ur trying to slide on purpose cuz that sure as hell doesnt sound like normal driving to me
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			08-11-2009, 03:33 PM
			
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			08-11-2009, 09:21 PM
			
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			my dads sienna has some insanee wheel hop when accelerating from like 30km/h....i love it
		    
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			08-11-2009, 10:06 PM
			
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					Originally Posted by  Klutch     my dads sienna has some insanee wheel hop when accelerating from like 30km/h....i love it   |       Do you know that wheel hop is a sign of bad bushing, ball joints, or loose suspension components?
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			08-11-2009, 10:14 PM
			
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					Originally Posted by  taylor192     Do you know that wheel hop is a sign of bad bushing, ball joints, or loose suspension components?   |       It's usually a sign of FWD. ;D  
When traction is poor, wheel hop can happen pretty easily on FWD regardless of the age/condition of the vehicle.  The largish engines in minivans these days tend to have enough torque to break front traction on throttle alone when it's slippery.
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			08-12-2009, 12:48 AM
			
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			wait, you mean a large amount of RS'ers can't drive a fucking lick?    
SHOCKING!
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			08-12-2009, 01:49 AM
			
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					Originally Posted by  sonick     Yeah, I couldn't help spinning the tires going southbound on Boundary Sunday morning.   
Decent all-seasons too (BF Goodrich Traction T/A), just that a 940 kg car with only half of that over the rear wheels doesn't provide a lot of traction.   
I did a 180 in similar conditions several months back at that little mini-Laguna-Seca corkscrew at Sea Island going onto the Arthur Lang bridge.   |       Lol! I spun out at the same place a few years back        |       
		
		
		
		
		 
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			08-12-2009, 09:57 AM
			
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					Originally Posted by  Blinky     It's usually a sign of FWD. ;D   
When traction is poor, wheel hop can happen pretty easily on FWD regardless of the age/condition of the vehicle.  The largish engines in minivans these days tend to have enough torque to break front traction on throttle alone when it's slippery.   |       Have you ever done a burnout? smoked the tires? laid patches of rubber? 
If not, go to a dealership and get a brand new FWD car and do a burnout, let me know if it wheel hops.   
Yes you can cause the wheels to spin in a minivan, yet they shouldn't hop. Wheel hop means your suspension cannot keep the tires to the payment, so either the minivan has a shitty suspension (possible) or the suspension is worn and needs replacement (more likely).   
Think about this: if you have wheel hop on hard acceleration, what's going to happen under hard braking?
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			08-12-2009, 10:15 AM
			
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			Hehe i have a shitty suspension and my car wheel hops violently in the wet,
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			08-12-2009, 12:54 PM
			
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					Originally Posted by  taylor192     Have you ever done a burnout? smoked the tires? laid patches of rubber? 
If not, go to a dealership and get a brand new FWD car and do a burnout, let me know if it wheel hops.   |       No, no and no.  Not large intentional ones anyways.  Inadvertent tire spin, yes.  Inadvertent wheel hop, yes.  Wheel hop in competition, yes.  I have launched aggressively in FWD in a new (my!) car in low traction conditions and have had wheel hop.    Quote:    | 
			
				Yes you can cause the wheels to spin in a minivan, yet they shouldn't hop. Wheel hop means your suspension cannot keep the tires to the payment, so either the minivan has a shitty suspension (possible) or the suspension is worn and needs replacement (more likely).
			
		 |       Agree with the bold, except for the paYment part   .  Wheel hop is another way of breaking traction.  
However, weight transfer plays a role too.  During the recent rainfall, I hopped my front tires on a start up a medium-sized hill.  The car has less than 50k on it and most would think it doesn't have a "shitty" suspension (it's a mazda fwiw).    Quote:    | 
			
				Think about this: if you have wheel hop on hard acceleration, what's going to happen under hard braking?
			
		 |       I'm not sure where you're going with this.  Under acceleration in a FWD car, weight is transferred to the rear which is in part why FWD sucks for performance driving (reduced front traction).  
Under braking in any car, weight is transferred to the front.
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			08-13-2009, 09:14 AM
			
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			Friendly reminder to stay at home because of the rain today 
your life is at risk facing many dangerous drivers out there  
A car couldnt stop in time and he spun into intersection of hasting & clark
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			08-13-2009, 07:14 PM
			
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			haha damn dunlop starspecs ftw!! i couldn't tell any difference in traction and was taking corners pretty quick too! =D
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					Originally Posted by  r6_4life     haha damn dunlop starspecs ftw!! i couldn't tell any difference in traction and was taking corners pretty quick too! =D   |       haha +1! i have no idea what everybody's talking about!
		     
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					Originally Posted by  taylor192     Have you ever done a burnout? smoked the tires? laid patches of rubber? 
If not, go to a dealership and get a brand new FWD car and do a burnout, let me know if it wheel hops.    
Yes you can cause the wheels to spin in a minivan, yet they shouldn't hop. Wheel hop means your suspension cannot keep the tires to the payment, so either the minivan has a shitty suspension (possible) or the suspension is worn and needs replacement (more likely).    
Think about this: if you have wheel hop on hard acceleration, what's going to happen under hard braking?   |       I get massive wheelhop in the rain with my RWD  
im too cheap to get new LCA and a relocation kit  
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