Since I fitted my coilies and rarb when I pull onto my drive fast I can get my car onto 3 wheels, is this normal because how stiff the set up is? I will try and get a picture tomorrow

I hope you've got a long drive and/or a gravel trap at the bottom of it

Are you sure there isn't a loose Viagra rolling about in the boot

Just like the older version of the civic type r can do. Suppose it's a good thing.

I hope you've got a long drive and/or a gravel trap at the bottom of it

Not that fast haha. But faster than a crawl only talking 10mph but I do have a pretty long drive lol

Are you sure there isn't a loose Viagra rolling about in the boot

Damn I thought that was a smartie

Edited 9 March, 201115 yr by Tas

Mine cocks a leg in twisties.

Mine cocks a leg in twisties.

Is this ok or will it mess my car up eventually?

Is this ok or will it mess my car up eventually?

Should be fine, strong bodyshell, well put together.

Standard cars with a Jabba RARB will do it if provoked

Yeah - its quite normal!

Here my mk4 Polo cocking its leg:-

Yeah - its quite normal!

Here my mk4 Polo cocking its leg:-

serious pace in that photo lol must admit i loled to myself :yes:

the only cars ive seen do this are the civic, new megane sport and clio 182. part of an elite crew lol

I will try and get a picture later

Standard cars with a Jabba RARB will do it if provoked

That's awesome!

That's awesome!

You can even see the ARB poking out underneath too

I'd like to say it's down to stiffness of chassis but i think it's almost certainly due to the exact opposite!

My old 306 GTI used to do it all the time if you were trying.

the only cars ive seen do this are the civic, new megane sport and clio 182. part of an elite crew lol

There's an old top gear episode where Clarkson was test driving the Focus mk2 ST (ASBO), and that was 3 wheeling in the WET. I was very impressed.

Just out of interest Tas, if you're driving it, how are you sure it 3 wheels?

Edited 10 March, 201115 yr by Benjiman

Just out of interest Tas, if you're driving it, how are you sure it 3 wheels?

You can feel it as you drive along, and then obviously the wheel in the air has to land eventually as well :yes:

I think on the Polo above it looks like it's down to the reduced suspension travel after being lowered - no doubt that's as low as the wheel goes if jacked up?!

There's an old top gear episode where Clarkson was test driving the Focus mk2 ST (ASBO), and that was 3 wheeling in the WET. I was very impressed.

Just out of interest Tas, if you're driving it, how are you sure it 3 wheels?

As wardy said. Trust me you know when it is the air

Mine's up on 3 wheels every time I go in/out the driveway, very noticeable as the car rocks side to side if you stop

Don't know if this counts http://www.google.co.uk/m/search?site=images&gl=uk&client=safari&source=mog&hl=en-GB&aq=0p&oq=crash&aqi=p1g5-k5d12t0&fkt=1206&fsdt=6527&htf=&his=&q=crashed+fabia#i=169

Polo 9n.

I jacked my car up the other day and only one wheel was touching on the floor. It was rocking between the back passenger side and the front drivers side but you could balance it so both were off the floor at the same time.

That last piccie almost lloks like a baby's head in the rear seat. If he's not yours, they start 'em young on the TWOC up your way... ;-)