Hey, i just drove a VR-x its the shape just up from a 2nd gen, it was the wasp yellow colour, Wots up with the traction in them, i wasnt goin anywere in that, all it seem to do was spin, damn i hope its not goin to be as bad when im on the road in my car, very dissapointed in the magnas atm.--------- i need some good news about them.

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Hey, i just drove a VR-x its the shape just up from a 2nd gen, it was the wasp yellow colour, Wots up with the traction in them, i wasnt goin anywere in that, all it seem to do was spin, damn i hope its not goin to be as bad when im on the road in my car, very dissapointed in the magnas atm.--------- i need some good news about them.

its not the car mate. its you.. ya gotta learn how to use the throttle and ease of the clutch.

I alreadi know that, but mind you its was in the wet, so even a slight tap was useless.

Exact same thing would have happened in any moderatly powered family car.

P.S. You did know the vrx has traction control for that reason?

Exact same thing would have happened in any moderatly powered family car.

Yea cant even punch the throttle in second turning into a carpark without havn to catch the rear in a falcon in the wet weather.. not complaining tho :)

See, thats the difference between wet, and dry weather :D in the dry, you can hammer almost any car is a straight line, around a corner, whatever, and depending on the tyres, you wont loose grip.

in the wet however, even the slightest little bit of water on the road, your tyres will loose grip. this can even happen in an excel. :)

most people learn this sort of stuff when they get their licence and start to drive, i think its called common sense. now you know too :thumbsup:

So it was wet...


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