Wavetrac Install Question
11-06-2018, 05:22 PM
#16
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my advice once you install the wavetrac is to simply remove the cardon shaft. drive it in a variety of conditions to get a "feel" for rwd that way ( then you're rwd without a full conversion/uprights etc etc ) and if you don't like it? simply put the cardon shaft back on. simple few minutes to R&R.
running rwd with either a plate type or wavetrac will allow you to control/slide/throttle steer etc. try that while awd lol. as t10chris just noted above. in straight-line? its not going to be viscerally noticed, either way. it pays off in spades when cornering/braking/throttling off camber stuff, etc etc. good luck.
running rwd with either a plate type or wavetrac will allow you to control/slide/throttle steer etc. try that while awd lol. as t10chris just noted above. in straight-line? its not going to be viscerally noticed, either way. it pays off in spades when cornering/braking/throttling off camber stuff, etc etc. good luck.
