Hi, I had a 1400 ute with a toyota T2 enjin and had loads of traction prob. I converted to A14 Turbo, and althou not finished yet, i knouw traction is gonna be a prob.

I would like to get an idea of how to sort this out that look lekke, practical and that works. PS. i dont want to remove the standert fuel tank.

Couple bags of sand in the tray

Sand sounds nice, but there must be a more permanant way??

tramp rods can help,
they will stop the bounce in the rear end
maybe tubs and really wide rubber haha?
i dunno what else to suggest.
cheers
Dan

Mini tubs and more rubber on the road?
LSD, locked diff?
Caltrac bars?

Lots of options, how much Rand do you have?

Good quality tyres, not cheap crap. The trade off with extra grib [tyres] in cars with small diffs and tranmissions is that you also increase your chances of breaking axles anf gearboxes. or uni joints [small uni type] if still using OEM drive shaft

Thanks for the input.
Firstly, No the diff is not locked, too afraid i rec it, LSD sounds good but not easy to get hold of.
Tramp rods?? sorry dont know what it is, mayby i know it by a different name, (pics can help)
Got nice rubber 195/65/15,
i wanna get the bounce out if possible. A bud segested a 5 link sespention but than i have to remove the tank

195/65/15 is very tall, have you tried 195/50/15 or 195/55/15 ? 65 series would be a rather large side wall [bouncy]

65-wide tires? There's a problem. Fit 205 wide and it will be much better.

What kind of traction problem do you have? Drag-racing problem? Wheel tramp/bounce on takeoff? Oversteer when cornering? Or just spinning the tires?

It bounces all over when i take off hard,(I like doing that!) Its like the rubber grips to much on the tarmac and starts bouncing (very irretating) need to get the power on the track and not the springs???

Thanks for the pics, unfortunatly i cannot open it, dont know why? Can you maby email me.

ps. The rubber is 195 wide 65 profile. I realise it doesnt help with the bounce But it look lekke anyway there must be a way to overcum this.