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Old 05-06-2005, 08:08 AM
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is there any way to make the rear end of my truck not spin as much? friction modifer? other then changing the diff what can i do or am i stock with it? it really sucks in the rain.
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Old 05-06-2005, 09:33 AM
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Re: rear end on 95

1. By better tires.
2. use 4wd when it rains.
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Re: rear end on 95

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is there any way to make the rear end of my truck not spin as much? friction modifer? other then changing the diff what can i do or am i stock with it? it really sucks in the rain.
I don't mean to be a smart @$$, but a little less accelerator would a lot easier than try to modify your truck. My wife's Minivan will do the same thing when I hit a water puddle and goose it, so swapping out the pumpkin in the rear end probably won't help.
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Re: rear end on 95

would the modifer do anything?
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71 Mustang coupe- project car. stock 302 with Cobra intake, holley 650dp, afco racing radiator, headman headers, msd distributor, 2.5" from the headers.C4 tranny with shift kit, Mach 1 body lay out.
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Re: rear end on 95

im with you on that metallica as soon as its wet it does not matter if you baby it it wants to spin you around and slam you back in the seat
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im with you on that metallica as soon as its wet it does not matter if you baby it it wants to spin you around and slam you back in the seat
Just let it take off on its own dont give it gas until about 10 mph, I can take off the line and not spin and I dont have any tread on my tires!
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Old 05-09-2005, 08:17 AM
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Re: rear end on 95

thats a little hard to do if traffics behind you or your sitting on a hill.
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Re: rear end on 95

i know what your talking about sometimes you need a little less slippage when you trying to get across 4 lanes of traffic
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Re: rear end on 95

so can anybody tell me if friction modifer would work or not? i'm glad i'm not the only one with this problem.
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