kleblanc
Well-Known Member
Its not necessarily a bad thing on a front wheel drive car. This only happened on a 180 degree pivot or hairpin turn. Mostly because I was braking very hard and trail braking into the turn to keep the front tires loaded. In this case most of the weight is on the front outside tire, where most of your grip is coming from. Some people will say 4 tires on the ground is better than 3 but in that situation, even if you had 4 tires on the ground the inner rear tire has barely any weight on it anyways.
If you are lifting a tire on the drive wheels with a LSD then you cant put any power down since it acts as an open diff in that instance. Thats also why a very stiff front end on our car is bad because it unloads the inner wheel on turns and affects the differential in the same way. Some rear wheel cars can even lift a front inner wheel coming out of a corner.
If you are lifting a tire on the drive wheels with a LSD then you cant put any power down since it acts as an open diff in that instance. Thats also why a very stiff front end on our car is bad because it unloads the inner wheel on turns and affects the differential in the same way. Some rear wheel cars can even lift a front inner wheel coming out of a corner.