
Originally Posted by
Bushwacka
yes until it spun, almost impossible to correct for, where as the 3rd gens can drift easier and do not have the snap oversteer that the 1st and 2nd gen do. The 2nd Gens remain a very competive car in SCCA Autocross in several class. The 3rd gen is great in Mod classes though where you can give it the power it needs.
My MkI had a spin problem exactly once: when I swapped out the front shocks and left the rears, which turned out to have blown rebound circuits. Enter a slalom and by the third cone the rear was lifted, roll couple jacked, camber destroyed and 180'd 3/3 times. Swapped the rear shocks, problem solved.
Of course, "snap" can be subjective, and the feel of a first gen MR2 settling into a turn is as distinctive as it is brief. Adjustment of the nut behind the wheel can't be discounted entirely. But classes are just classes. There may have been a Jenson running in E-stock in those days.
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