Poor wet weather handling

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  • Pinepig
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    Originally posted by dillsnick
    Yokahama S-Drives. I freakin' love them

    This, I have a set on my turboed deuce and I'm amazed at how well they do in the rain.

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  • 323iNathan
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    Don't get falken, I had them for a while on my 323i, and they were alright to start with, and then just got worse and worse, wet or dry.
    I changed them to Dunlop Sport Maxx (really good tyres) and it was like night and day, SOOO much better. They inspire confidence!

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by Kruzen
    BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW-2 FTW
    yeah, these tires are fantastic in the rain. hell, they're fantastic in the dry too!

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  • Huff
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    Yokahama S-Drives. I freakin' love them

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  • cferb
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    Summer tires would also cause poor wet weather traction.

    My Proxes4 are ok, I get good traction around turns, but it likes to burn out, if I floor it in 2nd, My back end kicks out around 4k rpm

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  • Miasma
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    Originally posted by Kruzen
    BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW-2 FTW
    I am using the same.

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  • Kruzen
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    BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW-2 FTW

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  • e30serg
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    So....what tires is everyone getting that handle so well in the rain??

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  • Miasma
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    I had that problem when I R3v'd my first E30. Shitty walmart tires with bad wear pattern=No traction in a down pour around corners. New tires and I don't have that problem anymore. Car sticks nice.

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  • NC325iC
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    no problems with handling in the rain, unless i want them

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  • danv
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    About a month ago, I spun out in the rain with light throttle in a gentle curve in 3rd gear. I think the tires were at least partly to blame, because they were old enough to have started dry rotting even with plenty of tread left.

    I have new tires now, and the car grips much better. I agree with the previous posters, tires are the first thing to consider.

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  • BM5W
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    What are your alignment specs? It is likely you changed your toe quite a bit when you lowered the car. Similarly, did you take all the weight off your rear tires by lowering the car more in the front?

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  • geezerman402
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    Tires. My car came with winter tires that would slide in the rain because they couldn't channel the water out effectively.

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  • shmutzigE30
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    yeah i would check your tire pressure.

    it could help

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  • DarkWing6
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    I've run my car at the track in the rain with no problems. I would say better tires and make sure they are properly inflated.

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