2wd granite traction issues. Running stock tires.

[Millerd5]

Any suggestions on making my two wheel drive granite with stock tires.A little more positive, take off.
Currently, a lot of wheel spin and fishtailing, and very low traction.Will any tire help this

 

[Chapinb]

Stiffer front suspension, softer rear, thicker diff fluid, remove the rear battery block to move the lipo back (and add a foam or similar in front).

Its the nature of a 2wd rig, gonna have traction issues. Its part of the fun.

 

[Reverendg]

What type of surface are you driving on?
That matters a lot. Have had a voltage for a couple years, battered and beaten, upgraded the driveshafts but that's it. Have had to resolder the motor leads a couple times since they got caught on detritus in our A O. Still all stock, lots of shoo Goo holding the body together. Probably will need tires this year. Grandson's truck actually, he beats it up, runs it into trees to do somersaults, uses the curbs at the parking lot a few doors down as ramps, loves doing donuts. Runs it on asphalt, grass, dirt.

 

[N.Mango]

Less smashing the throttle, more throttle control.
As mentioned, it's the nature and fun of a 2WD.

 

[Chapinb]

2wd is a great way to force throttle control. 4wd its too easy to mash the throttle, point and shoot. Some finesse is a good skill to learn.

 

[N.Mango]

I'm building a 2WD, but I'm going to smash the throttle like there's no tomorrow.
I'm going for the "dig to center earth" effect.