what is torque steer?
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From: Bay Area, CA
Originally posted by uclaccord
am i getting confused?...what is it when u just move the steering wheel a lil bit and gas it and the car just swings around the turn(in a rwd)
am i getting confused?...what is it when u just move the steering wheel a lil bit and gas it and the car just swings around the turn(in a rwd)
Rice Rocket
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Miami, FL
Originally posted by dantastic
u cant get torque steer with a rwd. torque steer is caused by power going to the front wheels. drive any late model caddy (with a northstar) and the steering wheel will try to jerk around if you dont hold it tight while acclerating hard.
u cant get torque steer with a rwd. torque steer is caused by power going to the front wheels. drive any late model caddy (with a northstar) and the steering wheel will try to jerk around if you dont hold it tight while acclerating hard.
It was pretty cool. I forgot what they called it but I was impressed none the less.
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From: Then I would have to kill you!
Originally posted by BustedLX
I saw a video released by GM as a promotion featuring the new Deville. One of the veiws was first person from the drivers perspective. Well what they showed was the vehicle doing about 60mph, they threw the car into the spin release the wheel and the car all by itself corrected itself. Got out of the spin and put the car back into it's original direction.
It was pretty cool. I forgot what they called it but I was impressed none the less.
I saw a video released by GM as a promotion featuring the new Deville. One of the veiws was first person from the drivers perspective. Well what they showed was the vehicle doing about 60mph, they threw the car into the spin release the wheel and the car all by itself corrected itself. Got out of the spin and put the car back into it's original direction.
It was pretty cool. I forgot what they called it but I was impressed none the less.
Damn that's tight.