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Originally Posted by DDMotorsports Yeah I had the same problem on my 350Z as well but that car was a fully prepped race car on sticky tires which generated much

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Old 06-01-2009, 12:14 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Yeah I had the same problem on my 350Z as well but that car was a fully prepped race car on sticky tires which generated much more lateral grip. Did not expect it on a near stock 370Z with street tires.
G35 did it bone stock at auto-cross. The tank slosh is bad in other ways as it adds a delayed and additional weight transfer, which was particularly bad in an auto-cross type driving scenario. I used to run the G35 with a full tank to combat this.
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