ClioSport.net

Register a free account today to become a member!
Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read more here.

lifting the back inside wheel





ive seen loads of pics of the inside wheel lifting through a corner, and read about it lots with the clios.

Im not sure however when it happens?

You see I thought it would happen either:

1. on corners you break late into, or

2. those perfect corners you have when you are at the max speed poss and you somehow seem to get a sligshop through the corner.

The thing is - wouldnt you get lots of understeer instead of lifting the back wheel?

Could someone explain this to me please.

cheers Martin
 

_Tom

ClioSport Club Member


It took me while to be able to this in my valver.

Ive now found a corner that i can pretty much get it to lift on everytime now!
 
  2008 Golf GTI Edition 30


Also, do you know youve done it?

Or is it something only seen/detected from outside?
 

_Tom

ClioSport Club Member


Quote: Originally posted by CocoPops on 20 July 2004


Also, do you know youve done it?

Or is it something only seen/detected from outside?
I didnt used to know till all my mates told me it was lifting.

Just hammer it into a tight corner and itll lift!
 
  2008 Golf GTI Edition 30


Quote: Originally posted by JAF 182 on 20 July 2004

It looks a bit like a puppy cocking its leg as its being pulled along on a lead to me!
Thats why a few owners call them Pup/Puppy/scamp/etc :)
 


Quote: Originally posted by Tom16v on 20 July 2004


Quote: Originally posted by CocoPops on 20 July 2004


Also, do you know youve done it?

Or is it something only seen/detected from outside?
I didnt used to know till all my mates told me it was lifting.

Just hammer it into a tight corner and itll lift!


Tom - wont you just understeer though? Or does it happen when you understeer?
 
  E90


If its tight and the tyres are squealing, pretty sure itll be lifting, I wanted an extended mirror, so I could see, but not very practical :):)
 

Lee

  BMW M2C


I dont think it happened in my 172, as it just wasnt stiff enough. The first time I took the 182 out for a good thrash we stopped and y0z commented how often I was doing it. :D You can sort of feel it go when it does.
 

_Tom

ClioSport Club Member


Quote: Originally posted by Martin172 on 20 July 2004


Quote: Originally posted by Tom16v on 20 July 2004


Quote: Originally posted by CocoPops on 20 July 2004


Also, do you know youve done it?

Or is it something only seen/detected from outside?
I didnt used to know till all my mates told me it was lifting.

Just hammer it into a tight corner and itll lift!


Tom - wont you just understeer though? Or does it happen when you understeer?
All i do is go into a corner fast giving it a bit of throttle, make sure its gripping tight and if it is, nail it!

Youll find 9 times out of 10 a wheel will rise.

Sweeping corners are easiest to do it on for me.
 


youll get a "thump" noise when the wheel landed back down to the road.


I often lift the rear wheels going through the S bends.
 


Top