fish tailing
#4
Originally Posted by gamm105,Sep 24 2004, 01:46 PM
ok this is weird, i was turning corners at 35 mph, and my car fish tailed , which never happened before.... anyone have any ideas?
2. then you made a sudden throttle, brake, and/or steering input
3. which caused the car to oversteer
4. then you overcorrected, but too much
5. result is fishtailing, hopefully without crashing into a tree or curb
#6
Originally Posted by hpark,Sep 24 2004, 02:32 PM
1. you were going through a corner too fast
2. then you made a sudden throttle, brake, and/or steering input
3. which caused the car to oversteer
4. then you overcorrected, but too much
5. result is fishtailing, hopefully without crashing into a tree or curb
2. then you made a sudden throttle, brake, and/or steering input
3. which caused the car to oversteer
4. then you overcorrected, but too much
5. result is fishtailing, hopefully without crashing into a tree or curb
#7
Originally Posted by gamm105,Sep 24 2004, 04:35 PM
lol, i wasn't gunning it... and i just checked my tires, the insides of the rear tires are worn,, but i only have 13,800 miles on it....
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#8
Originally Posted by gamm105,Sep 24 2004, 02:35 PM
lol, i wasn't gunning it... and i just checked my tires, the insides of the rear tires are worn,, but i only have 13,800 miles on it....
worn rears will surely induce oversteer....esp when taking turns at 35mph
#9
Stock S2000 '00-01 (I don't know about '02-04) was known for lift throttle oversteer. Happened to me too while going about 35 as well. Worst thing you can do is to step on the brake. After my coilovers and my awesome alignment by Darrin at westend I can take the same corners at 40+ and not lose control.
#10
Originally Posted by S2k_fever,Sep 24 2004, 03:01 PM
Stock S2000 '00-01 (I don't know about '02-04) was known for lift throttle oversteer. Happened to me too while going about 35 as well. Worst thing you can do is to step on the brake. After my coilovers and my awesome alignment by Darrin at westend I can take the same corners at 40+ and not lose control.
Now where is Darrin's shop at? or are there any good ones in OC? thanks!