Washer fluid fill

[radroach]

Look into swapping in a lightweight racing fluid washer fluid. But be sure to fill it up all the way, having the front end so light might cause it to raise up like a drag car on acceleration.

[Scrappydoo]

Originally Posted by Andrew025

My washer fluid reservoir was empty for about 6 months, so I finally filled it and now my car over steers like crazy.
Did I throw off the weight balance from front to rear and have too much tread on my front tires from the lack of weight? Will rotating my tires fix this?

Easily corrected by fitting negative camber mudflaps.

Search before you ask next time.

[IceFyre13th]

Or front canards upside down

[Scrappydoo]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Better either full or empty than only half full.
If half full it will slosh around at every turn and could cause snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer,then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer, then serious understeer, then snap oversteer,

Shouldn't there be a torque dip in the middle of this?

[navanodd]

Originally Posted by Scrappydoo

Shouldn't there be a torque dip in the middle of this?

No, of course everyone knows torque dip is more of a topping.

[radroach]

On a side note I downloaded too much data and the server got too heavy

[Andrew025]

Originally Posted by radroach

On a side note I downloaded too much data and the server got too heavy

Wouldn't downloading data make the server lighter?

I don't know much about servers though, except I don't like to tip them. So you may be correct.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by radroach

On a side note I downloaded too much data and the server got too heavy

That's hard to believe ..... what's your download speed, with dial up ... there in Tennessee ..... ??





humfrz

[guybo]

I filled up my jizzer fluid bottle and it the handling was so bad I had to do a grill delete. I don't know what I'm going to have to delete when I replace my battery

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by guybo

I filled up my jizzer fluid bottle and it the handling was so bad I had to do a grill delete. I don't know what I'm going to have to delete when I replace my battery

You should have only deleted the drivers side part of the grill .....

Where ever did common sense go ......


humfrz

[guybo]

fuuuuuck, that explains the extra wear on the right side tires. Down to the belts, almost.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by guybo

fuuuuuck, that explains the extra wear on the right side tires. Down to the belts, almost.

No it doesn't. It would if it was the left side.

Corner balance. You move the battery down to the washer bottle.

[Andrew025]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

No it doesn't. It would if it was the left side.

Corner balance. You move the battery down to the washer bottle.

But then you have to compensate for all that extra electricity on that corner too.

Move spare tire to front bumper.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Andrew025

But then you have to compensate for all that extra electricity on that corner too.

Move spare tire to front bumper.

We really need Gforce to weigh in on this.

No doubt he can tell us exactly what needs to be placed where.