d**n wheel hop
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d**n wheel hop
Im getting some very bad wheel hop, and ive got some pretty stiff coilovers(JIC base model). Im thinking about replacing the rear suspension bushings with polyurathane, but im not sure which ones to replace. which ones make the most differnce? ive also heard that a rear strut tower bar can help as well, does anyone have any experience with this?
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Try this.....Get an alignment. Did wonders for me. Went from crazy wheel hop to non-existence. Your suspension setup should be fine, just go to good alignment shop and get a 4 wheel alignment.
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i went to track last friday . the track was full ....and ....i only got to run once .........then when i ran my dam car's back tires start hopping it finaly got grip around 3,ooo rpm in second gear ..........and dam that run sucked bad ........i ran 16.94.....may best before that was 16.51 stock .....i recently installed my new clutch ,header, and new suspension i was especting at least 16.23 or something in that line
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Originally posted by 3isacharm
a quick, cheap fix is to put in a pinion snubber toward the front of the differential to prevent it from torquing up during hard launches/burnouts.
a quick, cheap fix is to put in a pinion snubber toward the front of the differential to prevent it from torquing up during hard launches/burnouts.
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I have eibach springs, kyb gr-2 struts in front and kyb adjustable gas shocks in the rear and i have crazy wheel hop if i just drop the clutch, so i slip it at like 5K rpms instead and that seems to work well
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http://www.torquecentral.com/showthr...pinion+snubber
http://www.torquecentral.com/showthread.php?t=17592
there are some pictures and explanations. if you search that forum, there are many threads that will help you.
http://www.torquecentral.com/showthread.php?t=17592
there are some pictures and explanations. if you search that forum, there are many threads that will help you.
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Originally posted by DelSlow
where might i find one of these pinion snubbers? any pics of it installed?
where might i find one of these pinion snubbers? any pics of it installed?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=164843
Dunno if the pic links still work. I hope to have a page up detailing the install sometime this winter...
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you don't go looking for pinion snubbers. look for bump stops. they typically go on A-arms on the front suspension to keep from bottoming out. and you can order them in different lengths. how long are yours Amur?
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