best way to eliminate torque steer
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- 2002 BJFW, 2007 BK3P, 1979 SA22C, 2005 BK3P
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It's a simple question, there are plenty of suspension modifications that help to dial out torque steer in other cars that I know of, just seeing if someone figured out how to dial some of it out on this car. I guess the word "eliminate" wasn't really what I was getting at, more "somewhat keep under control." I am going to start doing some power mods (bcd and boost cotroller first) and would like get some suggestions on keeping things somewhat balanced, as this car already has massive torque steer.
fourthmeal
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Really? You're dealing with torque-steer on this car? We have equal-length driveshafts and an LSD that actually works.
Try turning the DSC/TCS system off via not just pressing the button, but by holding the button down during initial engine startup. If you've done it correctly, both the traction light and the DSC light will stay illuminated on the dash after you let go of the button.
Now, go take off in the car, and tell me what you think. Be careful since all your computer intervention systems (like stability control) are disabled here!
I only experience TQ steer when I'm on uneven surfaces, or when I'm slightly steering and accelerating. You might also want to check your air pressure. 34 cold seems to work well.
Try turning the DSC/TCS system off via not just pressing the button, but by holding the button down during initial engine startup. If you've done it correctly, both the traction light and the DSC light will stay illuminated on the dash after you let go of the button.
Now, go take off in the car, and tell me what you think. Be careful since all your computer intervention systems (like stability control) are disabled here!
I only experience TQ steer when I'm on uneven surfaces, or when I'm slightly steering and accelerating. You might also want to check your air pressure. 34 cold seems to work well.
