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winter conditions driveability : rear wheel drive volvos 700 1989

Wierd, I would say that the wheelspin is probably unavoidable in any car without traction control, however I wouldn't say that the rear end sliding in my 740 is unexpected... I know if and when and how it's going to slide... But, I also have the B234F, which is probably one of the least off the line torque motors that there is in the 700 series... exact opposite to the Intercooled TurboDiesel...

Cliff Scott
89 DOHC 740






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