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Aaidan
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Anti Lift Kit for ET pulsar

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Yes as we all know front wheel drives that have power like to get a bit of wheel spin. I am keen on lowering the amount of wheel spin one gets when taking off.

As my car is not standard and is modded, it does get abit and in the wet almost 80% wheel spin.


now i hear that anti lift kits stop the front of the car from raising so much, consequently keeping the wheels on the road and less (wheel spin)

*What is an average price for these
*has anyone here done it yet to their car
*are they easy to install and how much will I get out from it?

cheers peepz!
very keen on getting one for my car
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Post by et_rider »

never herd of it, i wouldnt bye one because if the wheels are spinning then they are the week spot and not something else try maby autobaurn or sprints maby even car toys
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Post by kid nismo »

I've heard of anti lift kits, but i dont know exactly what they are.

you could try looking into bigger diameter rims if you are running standard size rims.

i read on other car forums where changing the engine mounts to solid ones will help reduce wheel spin as well.
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Post by dj_djox »

front coilovers and make the rear shocks much stiffer than front this should reduce wheel spin
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Post by Aaidan »

cheers
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Post by shanec86 »

..better tyres too
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Post by Ash »

anti lift kit = welded stiff rear springs! :D bumpity bump!
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Post by Callumgw »

Creating "anti lift" is about changing the geometry of the suspension to move the instantanious centre of rotation (in the front to rear plane) such that accelerating actually causes the car to squat rather than lift. Sound tricky? well it is a bit and not always good for handling. I'm not sure how it's done on mac struts, or even if it's possible. Most common is "anti dive", which squats the rear to stop that lift under braking. This is actually standard on a few cars now, BA falcon has "anti dive" geometry.

If your serious about this then do some serious google searches ( try anti lift and Macpherson strut) . Don't look for a kit 'cause there won't be one for the ET, instead figure out how it works and see wht you need to change to get, the see if you can get the bits.


Ohh and the other suggestions so far aren't anti lift, they just mask the cause and work with differing degrees.

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Post by kid nismo »

Callumgw wrote:.....such that accelerating actually causes the car to squat rather than lift.
I've seen 11 sec CRX in the states do this.
They stay pretty flat on launch, and have minor wheel spin.

It's pretty wicked to see in action! :D
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Post by kid nismo »

oh and thanks Callumgw, for explaining what "anti lift" was about.
I've always heard the term, just wasnt quite sure what it was.

cheers dude
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Post by Aaidan »

cheers callum, that was really useful.

yeah I might have to
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