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IRS wheel hop, please help

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  • Start date Start date Nov 17, 2004
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atvcrazy

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I recently got new tires on my 99 cobra and im noticing the wheel hop much more (before it was all spin). I already have eibach springs and steeda subframe connecters. Could some new bushings or anything help. I'de appreciate any help.
 
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droptopsnake01

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IRS brace, Differential bushings, Subframe bushings. They will help alot.
 

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Kenny Brown foward toque brace... It's magic! Try it please...
 
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could I use the kenny brown irs forward tourqu brace with steeda differntial and subframe bushings? Is this a good idea?
 

CarrollShelby

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atvcrazy said:
could I use the kenny brown irs forward tourqu brace with steeda differntial and subframe bushings? Is this a good idea?
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Sure... Why not???
 
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atvcrazy

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would the forward tourqe brace make the car ride bad or take the independent action out of my irs?
 

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steeda's IRS bracket that they have for 24.99 works awesome. i was able to cut nearly 4 tenths off of my sixty foot, and a half second off of my 1/4. the car was actually bogging out of the hole with the brackets installed, and before was either wheel spin, or wheel hop. so for soemthing cheap, those brackets worked wonders for launching.
 

CarrollShelby

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atvcrazy said:
would the forward tourqe brace make the car ride bad or take the independent action out of my irs?
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No it's ride better, also faster on apex cornering exit and 1/4mile time... Specially with the aluminium bushing! It's a fast instant reaction on the trap!
 
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IRS brace, steeda and mm bushings. Eliminated most of my wheel hop.
 
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