do u have any torque steer at full throtle in 1st and 2nd gear? I have a slight pull to the left, nothing major and easily controllable when i'm hard on the gas. ANy one else experience this on 1st and 2nd

 

oh yeah...plenty of tourque steer in my car....especially when i hit the button...even when i dont, it pulls to the left most of the time...just got to get used it...its like the rear end of a RWD car coming out....to me its fun

 

It's the limited-slip working there. If the steering wheel is held straight.... it shouldn't have torque steer!

 

Have only had the new 6speed for 5 days, but I can tell you that I haven't noticed it yet. Im stiil being cautious though during the so called "break-in period" . This car is an amazing designed and engineered piece of work. For it to handle like it does , considering the weight ratio and HP potential is remarkable. If I didnt know I was driving the Cl-S I would seriously think it was about 500 lbs lighter or even RWD....go ahead guys....flame away....but it's true. I just finished driving my wife's '96 Camaro and it seemed like a '82 Chevy Caprice compared to the new CL-S

 

And thatrs why I bought the 6 speed too.....For this much $$$ its hard to find this balance of performance and luxury..Period.

PH

 

As for the Original question..Yes there is very minimal torque steer...and if done right can be FUN AS HELL, I have scared numerous Gts makin em think i am gonna ram into them when i knew i wouldnt.

PH

 

Like others have said, mine pulls a little bit but the LSD keeps it in control.
It’s manageable and FUN !!!

Shawn S

 

Yup. You can minimize it by ditching the shitty Michilens on the car. The better the tires grip, the less torque steer.

 

I haven't noticed any pull in a straight line on dry pavement. I do notice it when I'm coming out of a corner fast, and also when I screwing around in the snow.

Most of the time I can't tell I'm driving a FWD car, only when pushed to it's limits does torque steer rear it's ugly head.

LSD rules

 

Shame on you, you drive it in the snow....well i guess not everyone can have a beater car though, mine is throughly garaged during the snow...actualy i plan on keeping it there most of the winter, too much rock salt on the road to make the car white.

 

I’ll be doing that tomorrow.
4-8 inches expected.

Shawn S

 

Torque steer is very minimal. Only time it catches me off guard is on the highway (60+) and go over a hump where tires momentarily lose traction.

 

i let my friend drive my car and we hit a bump at full throttle and he almost lost control cuz of the torque steer. its something you get used to as the driver