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The GM designation for the 5.7 liter, (350 cubic inch), TPI motor. This motor was used in other GM vehicles, but was used in the Corvette from 1985 t...
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Re: Sliding the rear out on turns

Subject: Re: Sliding the rear out on turns
by Dads90 on 2009/3/24 2:18:50

Quote:

Matatk wrote:
The street out of my subdivision is good for that

I'm not 100% sure what you mean about transitioning. You should be turning into the direction your back end is sliding already to maintain control and prevent a 180 (ie, back end it going right, turn right). Let off the gas when you are done sliding to let it hook and then straighten the wheel back out. Your hands shouldn't leave the wheel during this entire process.

Matthew

I drove a buddies vette in a wet parking lot one time and he was saying "just let goe of the wheel it will it correct itself" I couldn't make myself do it, although there was noting to hit, I felt like it would just keep doing donuts if I did.
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