A lot of RWD vehicles do that. Drop it in neutral at the stop. It happens more when the idle is high like when the engine is still cold.
It's what I used to do. Chevy Impala did it, Hornet did it, Datsun 210 did it. Rear brakes do not apply much force. If they lock up before fronts, you do a 180. So most proportioning valves don't allow much pressure. On the positive side, my Toyota Pickup had original factory rear brakes at 107K miles and were only about half worn.
My name is Richard. I was a Contouraholic.
NOW: '02 Mazda B3000 Dual Sport, Black
BEFORE: '99 Contour SE Sport
Duratec ATX Spruce Green
PIAA 510's, Foglight MOD, K&N Drop-in
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