Subject	There are many things that contribute to wheel hop....
Posted by	Specialty-Z on November 17, 2002 at 11:46 AM
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In Reply To	Wheels still hopping after Greg Dupree subframe bushing mod posted by Dan (Raincity Z) on November 16, 2002 at 11:25 PM
Message	The loose mounted subframe is the largest contributor. Anything loose in the rear will cause wheel hop. The most common overlooked worn part in the rear are the hicas inner tie rods. I would say 8 out of every 10 cars that come in have bad rear inner tie rods. Also check the shocks ,like already has been suggested.
Follow Ups	Wheels still hopping after Greg Dupree subframe bushing mod - Dan (Raincity Z) 23:25:47 11/16/02 Get better tires. Sounds like they don't stick for sh!t. - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:39:16 11/16/02 What does that have to do with it? - Dan (Raincity Z) 00:03:45 11/17/02 How are your shocks? - boileralum00 23:42:54 11/16/02 7 years old but still damp my stock springs well. (n/m) - Dan (Raincity Z) 23:58:20 11/16/02 Somehow I doubt it. Age and miles take their toll. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:59:22 11/16/02 My car has only 55,000 miles. - Dan (Raincity Z) 00:02:18 11/17/02 Just take a look for leaks or signs of wear. - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:24:58 11/17/02 Re: My car has only 55,000 miles. - ZHOUND 00:38:23 11/17/02 have you lowered your car? (n/m) - 3 double-0 ZX(Va Bch) 14:18:51 11/17/02 Yes, RSR springs. Thanks to spongerider. (n/m) - ZHOUND 14:53:00 11/17/02 mines will hop from a rolling start, but from a complete >>> - georgeu2000 02:40:18 11/17/02 I have almost no hop at all...check struts as they said. (n/m) - SeedyROM 05:26:20 11/17/02 There are many things that contribute to wheel hop.... - Specialty-Z 11:46:25 11/17/02 I'll have that checked out at the next oil change. (n/m) - Dan (Raincity Z) 20:16:03 11/17/02
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