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sd_boxster · 06-16-2009, 08:10 PM

Try easing off the throttle when you're in a situation where you want the back end to break loose. Just a little weight transfer forward should be enough to get the rear end loose. I found that I was bulldozing the front tires instead of easing up and letting the back end rotate.

You might also try adding a couple of PSI to the rear tires...

06-16-2009, 08:10 PM	#3
sd_boxster Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: San Diego Posts: 434	Try easing off the throttle when you're in a situation where you want the back end to break loose. Just a little weight transfer forward should be enough to get the rear end loose. I found that I was bulldozing the front tires instead of easing up and letting the back end rotate. You might also try adding a couple of PSI to the rear tires... __________________ 1999 Carrera 4 • Aero kit • 4" UD Pulley My Corvette doesn't leak oil... it sweats horsepower.