Big Scare tonight
 

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driver training?

race track

good tires?
snap oversteer is usually swaybar and the driver.

rear suspension settings too hard?
or too fast?

was it wet?

or you know, general common sense....

[QUOTE=dan.r.s]is there something that casuses this easily[/QUOTE]

The most common cause is the drivers ability being no-where near the level of his ambition.

[QUOTE=EvilCabbage]The most common cause is the drivers ability being no-where near the level of his ambition.[/QUOTE]
spot on ;)
Power off oversteer...caused by the driver letting go of his pooper valve mid corner then lifting off the accelerator. Commit like that on a track with adequate run off...or learn the limits of your cars adhesion on a track..spend $70 dollars on modifying the driver and give us a visit at AHG, its the best mod you can do to your Rex

or when in doubt keep on the gas :) :)