wheel hop solution???
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wheel hop solution???
Hi guys!!!
i want to know what is the better way to solve the wheel hop probleme on ours cars...which part should i buy and how much money should i invest to eliminated that...thank a lot....show me some link if you have
i want to know what is the better way to solve the wheel hop probleme on ours cars...which part should i buy and how much money should i invest to eliminated that...thank a lot....show me some link if you have
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theres tons of threads for this subject...most common solution is a strut tower bar. u can also take it a bit further and get poly motor mount and/or trans mount.
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Originally Posted by M62SS
Hi guys!!!
i want to know what is the better way to solve the wheel hop probleme on ours cars...which part should i buy and how much money should i invest to eliminated that...thank a lot....show me some link if you have
i want to know what is the better way to solve the wheel hop probleme on ours cars...which part should i buy and how much money should i invest to eliminated that...thank a lot....show me some link if you have
Poly control arm bushings from jbodyperformance.com
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I haven't heard of thestrut bar helping any, but motor and trans mounts will help. Also JBP has some ureathane control arm bushings that are supposed to help, I haven't seen any threads confirming it yet.
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there has been many threads on this subject, bushings WORK! Either eliminate or come very close to eliminating wheel hop. Bushings with a engine mount wil take care of it. Good rubber and lighter wheels wouldn't hurt either.
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Well i have a good question... whats a good way of getting rid of some wheel hop but at the same time keeping the vibration in the cabin down... which one would do the best there?
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jbodyperformance.com sell some poly bushing but it says fit ion redline and non redline...no mention of cobalt ss...and over 200$ for 2 bushing...did someone know if they really do the job...i mean is that a good investment...and finally it is hard to install...thanks for your help
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there is a dual torque brace out.... www.torqueforward.com
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If you drop a tire size and increase your side wall it will absorb more of the impact and create less wheel hop. I have none with my 245-45-17's. I was going to order trans mount and motor mount but now I don't need them.
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Originally Posted by GinoBeats
JBP has been putting out some wicked products
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