spetz
23-01-2005, 11:23 AM
Hey guys,
I have driven a Honda civic EG which had it's engine changed to a red top 1.6 VTEC (B16C maybe???)
Anyway, I was amazed at how much traction the car had for a FWD. And at the same time Honda engines are alloy so they don't weigh much. I know they spin in the opposite direction of normal FWD cars but I also think that doesn't make such a difference in traction.
I was also told that with Honda cars it seems they have a lot of traction, but in reality what it is is the lack of torque to be able to spin the wheels easily.
I was also thinking the double wishbone suspension has something to do with it but noticed the car's front still lifted and came to the conclusion that this isn't it either.
Can someone enlighten me??
I have driven a Honda civic EG which had it's engine changed to a red top 1.6 VTEC (B16C maybe???)
Anyway, I was amazed at how much traction the car had for a FWD. And at the same time Honda engines are alloy so they don't weigh much. I know they spin in the opposite direction of normal FWD cars but I also think that doesn't make such a difference in traction.
I was also told that with Honda cars it seems they have a lot of traction, but in reality what it is is the lack of torque to be able to spin the wheels easily.
I was also thinking the double wishbone suspension has something to do with it but noticed the car's front still lifted and came to the conclusion that this isn't it either.
Can someone enlighten me??