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Old November 12th, 2008, 08:54 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Darrell View Post
The rear end sliding to the right is common on any car with a traction lock, spool or other type of posi or locked rear end. There are a few reasons for this. The torque and spinning of the tires in a forward direction is one reason and another is all roads are sloped to promote drainage so the vehicle will have a natural tendency to "slide down hill". The sway bar and strut tower brace have nothing to do with it.
my car always seems to do it at the track too... its wierd.
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Old November 12th, 2008, 09:14 PM   #22
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maybe u need the aribag on one side so even it out
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Originally Posted by e3sean View Post
my car always seems to do it at the track too... its wierd.
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The torque and spinning of the tires in a forward direction is one reason....
With both tires spinning forward the car has a natural tendency to go to the right. Coincidentally that is the direction of the engine and chassis torques to....

You will never encounter that problem with one tire spinning.
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My old fox would slide out to the left when I would stomp the gas
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Old November 12th, 2008, 10:02 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by Darrell View Post
With both tires spinning forward the car has a natural tendency to go to the right. Coincidentally that is the direction of the engine and chassis torques to....

You will never encounter that problem with one tire spinning.
makes sence. i hope with all my new bushings and control arms it will stop doing it or at least not as bad.
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My old fox would slide out to the left when I would stomp the gas
Probably had some worn out bushings or broken part(s) because that is not normal at all.
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Originally Posted by Darrell View Post
Probably had some worn out bushings or broken part(s) because that is not normal at all.
thats what i figure worn out bushings can have effect on it cause mine were bad..
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Whats a Sway bar ???????????????
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Whats a Sway bar ???????????????
I think its a tavern with gay guys in it.....
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I think its a tavern with gay guys in it.....
Im gona install my sway bar right now!

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ive never had a sway bar under the front of my cars. all of em launched straight. and i remember when i used to be able to be rollin bout 15-20 or anywhere in 1st gear and stomp it to the floor and break em loose. 2nd was pretty fun too lol. now ive got DR's and it helps some.
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