65 Impala losing traction

Not sure what's going on. Everytime I push the gas down, it's like I'm on ice or something. They are good tires...BFGoodrich 295/50 15's. Maybe Impala's are too light and I should get some sandbags or something.

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• 65
• impala
• burnout

[dhgjustin]

@CADpencil

Thanks!

[theARMONexchange]

lolol junk that differential and get a posi!!!!!!!!

[dhgjustin]

@theARMONexchange

I will gladly take donations!

[CrazyWoody1989]

Check the front to rear weight balance. Also check the suspension in the rear, they can some times sort get out of line or over to one side and throw off the balance and cause them to lose traction real bad. And a simple posi unit could fix ya right up haha.

[dhgjustin]

Yeah, I had a 9 inch in the car but broke the driver side axle so I just threw that rear end in there to get driving again.

[dhgjustin]

nope, wrong on both. 400 small block with a stock 350 tranny. But it does have a 3500 stall that I plan on getting rid of.

[CADpencil]

On the plus side, your car does sound awesome.

[CrazyWoody1989]

Oh, well now that i read the other comments, if the car has a 3500 rpm stall, it may be too much for the limited slip. So it may throw too much power to the tires at once and prevent it from locking posi, a different converter might solve the problem.

[pherandro152]

posi dude please

[bigdaddy0228]

its a bird its a plane its the one leg wonder.

[bigjohnson5619]

push your front end up and drop rear end down , helps move tract to rear tires