Originally Posted by ROGUELITE

i would think this is true with any car stacking solid hp/torque if you don't know
what you are doing. i always make it a habit when driving a new car to test the
limits thoroughly. the limits of the car and the limits of the tires. in general you
need to find the breaking point of your tires under certain conditions and just
what kind of maneuverability is achievable with your setup. i would say the Z
can be a beast in terms of torque and weight. it's your job to tame it.

when i first got my Z I decided to open it up one day and nailed it in left turn in
an intersection and i could feel the rear swing wide but i was able to correct it.
one thing you should do if you haven't is learn about throttle steering, etc. in
terms of what happens to momentum as you brake and accelerate. it's a very
important technique to learn.

the key is to take it slow and learn your car. otherwise you will be posting the
day after getting it from the dealer that its wrapped around someone's tree.

Originally Posted by jvanquish

First RWD car is always hard!