I don't think you've got the right idea. Any car can have traction problems under slippery conditions, on off camber or bumpy roads, when too much throttle is applied.
Z's 1979 thru 1989 had the Maxima chassis which had a problem with camber change causing lack of rear traction in curves on off-camber roads at higher speed if the loaded wheel fell into a drop in the road.
But, all Z's had strut type susp. which had a problem keeping the wheel geom. optimal under all conditions compared to wishbone type susp. For racing, stiffer and shorter springs reduced but did not elim. the problem.
Z's 1979 thru 1989 had the Maxima chassis which had a problem with camber change causing lack of rear traction in curves on off-camber roads at higher speed if the loaded wheel fell into a drop in the road.
But, all Z's had strut type susp. which had a problem keeping the wheel geom. optimal under all conditions compared to wishbone type susp. For racing, stiffer and shorter springs reduced but did not elim. the problem.
