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Grip? - Printable Version +- JapCarForum (https://www.japcarforum.com) +-- Forum: Cars, Cars, Cars! (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Forum: Wheels & Tyres (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=152) +--- Thread: Grip? (/showthread.php?tid=2092) Pages:
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Grip? - Andy-R. - 08-10-2017 Gonna swap em over when the rain stops or should that be IF it stops ad:
Grip? - spikes - 08-10-2017 Andy-R. Gonna swap em over when the rain stops or should that be IF it stops rain hasnt started here yet, neaky2:
Grip? - Moley - 08-10-2017 steviewevie Tyre manufacturers will always recommend that you have more grip on the rear. It's the same for both FWD and RWD cars, and it's because understeer (when you don't have enough grip at the front) is much more easy to deal with than oversteer (when you lose grip at the rear). Its better to have the good one on the rear like Steve has said no matter if its a FWD or a RWD. I watched a program on TV about it ( one of the car shows but not Top Gear ) And its all to do with losing the rear due to lift off understeer Grip? - steviewevie - 09-10-2017 Moley Its better to have the good one on the rear like Steve has said no matter if its a FWD or a RWD. Lift off oversteer surely ? If you lose the back end, that's oversteer. Grip? - parthiban - 09-10-2017 Yep definitely lift off oversteer - that's one of the things I hate about FWD cars as it's sometimes quite unpredictable..... Grip? - Andy-R. - 09-10-2017 Swapped them over this morning, the rain stopped untill I jacked the car up and had 2 of the wheels off then it started piddling down again so I got soaked:crying: then it stopped the minute i'd finished, can't complain too much tho considering whats happened in Cumbria:ohmy: Grip? - Moley - 10-10-2017 steviewevie Lift off oversteer surely ? If you lose the back end, that's oversteer. Yes Steve thats what I meant :Bazza: Thats why you need the good ones on the rear |