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Jertronic 08-19-2013 12:21 PM

What am I feeling during hard corning?
 
When driving on an open road and following a sweeping curve I feel something when getting on the throttle. This is not engine related but instead suspension related. I sense that the car almost presses into the road and squats down on its springs/dampers. The feeling is a stable and well planted feeling, but just wondering if this is something that others experience. It's a good thing, love when the opportunity presents itself based on traffic and road conditions.

Mandy 08-19-2013 12:27 PM

You may be experiencing a boner.

Kimsey47 08-19-2013 12:30 PM

Its rear wheel drive... The car will "push" itself into and through the apex of a turn. Symptoms include: Smiles, giggles, fizzy pants and more. Side effects are: Increased tire wear, screeching tires, and enhanced lap times. Speak with your doctor if you feel or experience any thoughts of turning off the traction control especially in wet weather.

cnk 08-19-2013 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Kimsey47 (Post 1151021)
Its rear wheel drive... The car will "push" itself into and through the apex of a turn. Symptoms include: Smiles, giggles, fizzy pants and more. Side effects are: Increased tire wear, screeching tires, and enhanced lap times. Speak with your doctor if you feel or experience any thoughts of turning off the traction control especially in wet weather.

You forgot to add the warning that if smiles and giggles last more than 4 hours, please seek medical attention immediately.

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dsgerbc 08-19-2013 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Jertronic (Post 1150992)
The feeling is a stable and well planted feeling, but just wondering if this is something that others experience.

This is the feel of a very well matched set of springs/dampers/tires.

DarkCard 08-19-2013 12:39 PM

G-force? Im going with g-force

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2superblus 08-19-2013 12:41 PM

Or it could be your traction control and stability control kicking in grabbing the brakes to plant the corners of the car better.

DarkSunrise 08-19-2013 12:43 PM

If this is your first RWD car, be careful when pressing the throttle mid-corner. It may feel nice and planted, but if you press the throttle hard enough or are jerky with your inputs, it's possible the car will transition to power oversteer. Fun, but you have to know how to catch it.

Simply_the_best 08-19-2013 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Kimsey47 (Post 1151021)
Its rear wheel drive... The car will "push" itself into and through the apex of a turn. Symptoms include: Smiles, giggles, fizzy pants and more. Side effects are: Increased tire wear, screeching tires, and enhanced lap times. Speak with your doctor if you feel or experience any thoughts of turning off the traction control especially in wet weather.

lolzz couldn't have said it better haha:thumbsup:

Kimsey47 08-19-2013 12:50 PM

I knew exactly what he was talking about when I read this... Sounds stupid I'm sure, but my first real appreciation for RWD was on Grand Turismo II with the Nissan Silvia JGTC:
http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/...15/daishin.jpg
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__...ilvia_JGTC.jpg

That particular car seemed to digitally "feel" just like what I experience in my BRZ. When going through a turn you could accel and the car just grips and pushes through it providing an unreal feeling of "Because Racecar!"

Never felt this with any other RWD cars I've owned or drove...

Kimsey47 08-19-2013 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by cnk (Post 1151038)
You forgot to add the warning that if smiles and giggles last more than 4 hours, please seek medical attention immediately.

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And, "Warning! May be habit forming!"

Anthony 08-19-2013 01:28 PM

LOL "hard corning". Man, I was shucking the shit out of that corn!

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Originally Posted by cnk (Post 1151038)
You forgot to add the warning that if smiles and giggles last more than 4 hours, please seek medical attention immediately.

Haha aww, got to it before I did.

Jertronic 08-19-2013 02:15 PM

Habit forming yes.


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Mr122 08-19-2013 02:46 PM

Some of these threads guys, seriously?


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