Probably a dumb question - Putting the power to the ground
Hello, I know this is going to sound noob-tastic but I already searched and didn't really find the info I'm looking for. Basically I'm wondering what I could do to help lay down power to the ground more effectively. I've got an 07 tC, it's an automatic if that matters. The car is bone stock besides some Dunlop Direzza Z1 Star Specs (I work at a tire distributor and got a deal I couldn't pass up). So far all I could think of would be possibly motor mounts and maybe an LSD. I'm sure you guys can answer this one relatively easily.
Thanks.
Thanks.
well un fortunately you cannot put LSD in automatic.......sucks cause I though they installed mine when I ordered the car,come to find out 9 months later they owed me a chunk of money casue it does not go in anything but 5 speed.......dealership was embarrased but it was an honest mistake.
So the best thing you can really do is get light weight rims,sticky tires,motor mounts will help some,get a free flowing exhaust like header,2.5 from the header back with good resonators and something for a can like HKS as they flow well.
Get good intake to get cool air in......and that is about it.
It is hard to light up the tires and slip on an auto......I can do it fairly well with just a quick hit to the gas and then let the brake off and fry them pretty good so it is hard to loose traction,stick another story,more control of the motor and gears and easy to loose traction by over powering it.
So the best thing you can really do is get light weight rims,sticky tires,motor mounts will help some,get a free flowing exhaust like header,2.5 from the header back with good resonators and something for a can like HKS as they flow well.
Get good intake to get cool air in......and that is about it.
It is hard to light up the tires and slip on an auto......I can do it fairly well with just a quick hit to the gas and then let the brake off and fry them pretty good so it is hard to loose traction,stick another story,more control of the motor and gears and easy to loose traction by over powering it.
Originally Posted by tcCALI
someone on here contacted ES and they said that the MM are only for standards... meaning manuals only i guess?
Is there any reason why I can't put an LSD on an automatic car? Does it have anything to do with the way the car itself is designed? I ran one on my F-Body Camaro and that was an automatic as well, though the biggest difference I can think of is that the Camaro was RWD.
Also, is the jury out on the motor mounts? If the mounts are identical I can't see it being an issue putting them on an automatic car?
Also, is the jury out on the motor mounts? If the mounts are identical I can't see it being an issue putting them on an automatic car?
Lol. I doubt your spinning your tires cuz your not putting hardly any power to the ground. so the question is pointless. If your constantly breaking traction for some reason with upgraded tires NA, you need to focus on your driving not your car.
Originally Posted by scuds03
Lol. I doubt your spinning your tires cuz your not putting hardly any power to the ground. so the question is pointless. If your constantly breaking traction for some reason with upgraded tires NA, you need to focus on your driving not your car.
Originally Posted by BZinn1
Originally Posted by tcCALI
someone on here contacted ES and they said that the MM are only for standards... meaning manuals only i guess?
Originally Posted by scuds03
Lol. I doubt your spinning your tires cuz your not putting hardly any power to the ground. so the question is pointless. If your constantly breaking traction for some reason with upgraded tires NA, you need to focus on your driving not your car.
Thendawg - I take it they actually fit then and I should be able to use the ones from ES without any problems? were there any modifications done to have them fit on your car or was it pretty straight forward?
Rosedaleny806 - I'll look into a torque dampner but I understand from what I've read on here a lot of people who have had them didn't like them. Also, an edge kid from Queens who listens to Have Heart? We might be the same person.
Rosedaleny806 - I'll look into a torque dampner but I understand from what I've read on here a lot of people who have had them didn't like them. Also, an edge kid from Queens who listens to Have Heart? We might be the same person.
yeah it depends, the ETD by itself is such a waste but when mixed with the ES motor mounts it works well together IMO. jus make sure u get the mounts first such a good bang for ur buck (55-60 shipped)
haha ur into hardcore too? where in NY u from?
haha ur into hardcore too? where in NY u from?
hmm, i know ZPI had sum valve upgrade for auto tranny's that helped if u wanted power or watever. i saw sum1 selling it a couple of weeks ago, but as far as gearing goes i dont think u can





