Thread: Spinning the wheels!

sure you can, why would you want to?

Originally Posted by BigJon

JCs wheelspin issue could be a Rangie thing. Even though not an Isuzu, my Rangie will spin the inside front wheel going around corners. I am thinking a front trutrac might tame it.

My Disco1 will do that every time with the road tyres on. I had mine sideways on a round about coming off the highway once. Absolutely crapped myself as it was very unexpected and felt like it was going to roll over.

For the sake of scientific rigour, I went back to the same spot with everything unlocked and repeated. Heaps of wheel spin - obviously just one front wheel.

So (as much as I hate to say it ) - it seems Matt (rovercare) is right.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

For the sake of scientific rigour, I went back to the same spot with everything unlocked and repeated. Heaps of wheel spin - obviously just one front wheel.

So (as much as I hate to say it ) - it seems Matt (rovercare) is right.

...And you've just given him his next signature line Ben!

JC

Originally Posted by isuzurover

For the sake of scientific rigour, I went back to the same spot with everything unlocked and repeated. Heaps of wheel spin - obviously just one front wheel.

So (as much as I hate to say it ) - it seems Matt (rovercare) is right.

you did it again

scientific exsperiment, my ass, your just a petrol head LOL

Originally Posted by 85 county

you did it again

scientific exsperiment, my ass, your just a petrol head LOL

Go blow a football team you tool. I am getting p'd off by your pointless interjections.

My first "car" was a series IIA, powered by a 2.25P then an (even slower) 2.25D.

If I was a hoon/petrol head, I would have spent the first 10 years of my driving career driving something that had a hope in hell of breaking the speed limit.

(this was followed by a (slightly faster) 3.9D NA...)

Originally Posted by rovercare

Because I completely disagree with the fact you can spin all 4 wheels in your 4BD1T RR, to be honest

And I continue to try chastise you into producing proof

Originally Posted by Dougal

On gravel it can spin all four. I'm not sure why you have such a problem beleiving that.
It's not like I have to magically disable traction control.

Originally Posted by rovercare

My rangie is now a chassis in the paddock

Nope, that's the thing with having 3 differentials, on power you'll spin the wheel with the least traction, not all 4, drift on the other hand

So anyway - back on topic - if my 110 can chirp all 4 on bitumen when everything is locked, it could easily spin all 4 on loose gravel.

However the fact that 1 wheel spins a lot when everything is unlocked, suggests that Matt would be correct.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Go blow a football team you tool. I am getting p'd off by your pointless interjections.

My first "car" was a series IIA, powered by a 2.25P then an (even slower) 2.25D.

If I was a hoon/petrol head, I would have spent the first 10 years of my driving career driving something that had a hope in hell of breaking the speed limit.

(this was followed by a (slightly faster) 3.9DNA...)

LOL! Jesus, I remember that. You were the only young bloke I knew who intentionally modified his car to make it even slower. Not to mention that "massive" accident you had while hooning around the back blocks a few years back. Possibly one of the slowest crashes on a main road in history

[QUOTE=isuzurover;1368084]Go blow a football team you tool. I am getting p'd off by your pointless interjections.

My first "car" was a series IIA, powered by a 2.25P then an (even slower) 2.25D.

If I was a hoon/petrol head, I would have spent the first 10 years of my driving career driving something that had a hope in hell of breaking the speed limit.

(this was followed by a (slightly faster) 3.9D NA...)

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guess you doint understand "LOL"