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Hi guys I've had a 2011 subaru impreza wrx sti saloon for a couple of weeks now and when I put the foot down and change from first to second gear the wheel spin and I have to throttle off, let the revs drop a bit then put my foot down again. The car is standard, should I not be able to go through all the gears at high revs without wheel spin? Does anyone have the same problem or a solution? Thanks in advance


Are you sure it's wheelspin and not clutch slip?

Unless tyres are bald, driving on ice or high power I wouldn't think it was that easy to spin the wheels in a straight line.

Are you sure all 4 wheels are driven? Wouldn't be the first Subi with rears u/s.

Should be loads of grip in these cars the only way mine starts to lose traction in second is if I'm booting it off a roundabout with. If it is spinning up in a straight line it would eventually find its grip anyway without having to come off the throttle so I'm with ghost on this one and think it could be clutch unless there is a tyre problem.

check your pressures and tyre condition first and also make sure it's a decent brand tyre as you don't want any old budget crap on these and let us know how you get on


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Thanks for all the replies. It's Falkenham tyres on it. It does display the traction icon on the dash when the wheel spin but do you still think it could be clutch slip?

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Sorry I meant falken^

Wish mine did a rolling burnout in 2nd... 

  • 2 weeks later...

Mine does it my tyres are low on wear but I find if u turn treaction control off it doesn't do it so i pur it down to the traction control playing God

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