wheel spinning

what are some tips to minamize this in a 2nd gen GS-T

You mean besides laying off the throttle?

And good tires?

Engine mounts help, as well as a front strut bar.

I'm sure it's not good for the tires, but sometimes in my semi I'll put a little methol hydrate on 'em to bite a little better. Especially on ice.

Tires make the biggest difference, then engine mounts, then suspension

some good adjustable shocks maby lighten up the back alittle also

what are engine mounts like bars?

Motor mounts.. it would help to replace the rubber inside with better ones.. look on www.slowbayracing.com

Try getting motor mounts if the old ones are bad it will help a lot. Plus they're fairly cheap.
Oh and it's www.slowboyracing.com

How bout a Quaife LSD? I hear they are the best, but expensive. I guess the term "you get what you pay for" really applies to this one.

Lsd

Yes Lsd

Motor mounts will drastically reduce wheel hop (as I can see right now with them installed on my own car), though traction in a FWD is best helped by an LSD...good tires will be a minimal improvement.

LSD, that shit is expensive though, but you gotta do what you gotta do

LSD, that shit is expensive though, but you gotta do what you gotta do

Agreed, but it's perhaps the only worthwhile investment you can do on a FWD to help cure wheelspin....an AWD conversion for spyder runs an insane $6000-7000 (as quoted by RRE). So a $1500 Quaiffe aint that bad! :icon16:

thats wha im saying. So blah. I guess all that money is worth the spend if your looking for better track times. Comming from i would spend that money somewhere else but that is me, since i dont mind my wheels spinning since i dont do track and its a daily driver. But its a good mod :)

wheels with good tires will help alot if your still with your stock wheels...some wide ones will help alot