mustang on wet road condition

hopefor21 · Jun 3, 2004

does your standard/automatic mustang slip on wet roads?

98CobraClone · Jun 4, 2004

yes........lots of times.

GREENBIOCH · Jun 4, 2004

I have had a few incidents that I don't like to discuss.

98CobraClone · Jun 4, 2004

I"ve got a couple of incidents, I would discuss, but then I'd have to explain why I'm nearly buying stock in Pirelli. Oh, wait, that mainly happens on dry roads.......at the track, of course

Ernad · Jun 4, 2004

hopefor21 said:
does your standard/automatic mustang slip on wet roads?

With my Bridgestone 750's, it has not happened yet. Overall I think it depends on how much power your engine has and your car mods, and also on your tires.

GREENBIOCH · Jun 4, 2004

98CobraClone said:
I"ve got a couple of incidents, I would discuss, but then I'd have to explain why I'm nearly buying stock in Pirelli. Oh, wait, that mainly happens on dry roads.......at the track, of course

doc4444 · Jun 4, 2004

Really hasn't happened that much with me. I have to be tearing around a corner before my traction starts to go. Try the Goodyears in my sig. GREAT for wet traction.

03silverstang · Jun 4, 2004

I have Pirelli P6 tires. No problems yet good set of tires highly recommended

scion4LIFE · Jun 4, 2004

DRIVE SMART

szer0 · Jun 4, 2004

scion4LIFE said:
DRIVE SMART

I agree with him...If you know how to drive in the rain you shouldn't have any problems in any car....unless you've got some bad flooding in which case you shouldn't be on the road anyway ...but yeah, I havn't had any rain incidents.

'66 coupe · Jun 4, 2004

My car hardly ever grips from a stop in the rain. And it only fishtails when I want it to.

There's only been one incident where I almost lost it in the rain. But it was pouring so hard, there had to be like 3-4in. on the road, and my tires were close to needing replacing.

ChrisYellowV6 · Jun 5, 2004

scion4LIFE said:
DRIVE SMART

also

The only problems I've had is if i try to turn this one corner going onto the university campus in the rain, its about a 120 degree turn. You just have to go very very easy on the gas. Practice is all it takes.

Stopping is a different story. I was very close to rear ending a car in my old stang without ABS/Traction, so I made SURE that my new one had it!

'66 coupe · Jun 5, 2004

ChrisYellowV6 said:
Stopping is a different story. I was very close to rear ending a car in my old stang without ABS/Traction, so I made SURE that my new one had it!

Don't try to drive a classic car.

GREENBIOCH · Jun 5, 2004

doc4444 said:
Really hasn't happened that much with me. I have to be tearing around a corner before my traction starts to go. Try the Goodyears in my sig. GREAT for wet traction.

I think you should really try my bald eagles...great for wet traction and snow/ice

Enzora · Jun 5, 2004

Occasionally, but I wouldn't call that a problem

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