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eastend
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just wondering does a corsa 2ltr 16v turbo have enough downforce to get traction or does it just spin all the time??

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Kurt
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Ben G
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depends how much bhp you have, ask muppetsport

it depends how you drive it i guess, if your a chav and just stick your foot down on the accelorater (sp) then of course it's just going to spin up.
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its down to wheel size, power, tyres, surface.. downforce isnt going to come into when pulling off

[Edited on 01-09-2007 by Kurt]
Ste L
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depend on tyre's too...

and if you use throttle control, you wont wheel spin
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cool, cheers for help
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every car comes with free traction control, your right foot
Nic Barnes
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
depends how much bhp you have, ask muppetsport



0-100 in 8.6, id say thats good got traction
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
depends how much bhp you have, ask muppetsport



0-100 in 8.6, id say thats good got traction


id say that blisteringly quick
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id assume that its pretty poor if you just drive it like a regular car dumping the clutch, as said its all about feeding the power in.

obviously not as bad but i learnt how to get the best out of my old XE corsa
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Downforce
SetH
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
depends how much bhp you have, ask muppetsport



0-100 in 8.6, id say thats good got traction


Is that the best time youve had? lol thats
Jambo
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no traction at all totally pointless you just spin in every gear 1st thru 5th totally crap*































This would be the general opinion of many people all who have never driven/owned one.


Youll find as steve mentioned traction control is called your right foot and they are perfectly driveable with a good suspension wheel and tyre setup
Nic Barnes
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quote:
Originally posted by SetH
quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
depends how much bhp you have, ask muppetsport



0-100 in 8.6, id say thats good got traction


Is that the best time youve had? lol thats


yeah, averages between 8.6 to 8.8 0-100. considering it gets to 60 probably in around 5 seconds, shows the acceleration once its gripping in 2nd is pretty good.
Steve
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i think youd do well launching in 2nd
Olsrey
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
i think youd do well launching in 2nd


Possibly say good-bye to the clutch a lot sooner though?

 
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