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So I know I am probably going to catch a lot of shit for this post but I bought pic related a few days ago and this is without a doubt the fastest car I have owned to date. I don't know what your definition of fast is but I am more than happy with the power output of this little thing at the moment.
My question is: I have noticed that the front tires spin whenever I try to go full throttle even in second gear which interrupts the acceleration. Is there a proper way I should be flooring it to prevent the tires from spinning and obtaining maximum acceleration feel?
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>>17733571
Yes, by not jabbing the petal straight to the floor. Be smooth with it
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just ride the clutch all the way through the gear to stop the wheels spinning
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>>17733589
It's a DSG. I would have gotten the manual but I am not going to say no to 8ms shifts
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>>17733571
You might want to get better tires.
My ex had one of those, back in like 2006, it was fun to drive. I've never driven a FiST or FoST so I can't compare but I liked the GTI, the low rpm torque is addictive.
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>>17733599
The tires it came with are pretty damn good I think. They are "summer" high performance all-seasons. VENTUS S1 NOBLE2
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>>17733571
I had a MK6 GTI
Either, cold/shit tyres or you're too quick with the throttle, ease on the accelorator until about 3.5k rpm and then floor it after that.
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>>17733604
Those are good tires, they are technically all-seasons though. To get more grip you'd have to go with like a semi slick. Probably not worth it. Just learn to control your wheel spin I guess.
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