Suspension tuning question
#1
Suspension tuning question
On 'spirited' turns I seem to get some wheel hopping on the front. Any recommendations on what I need to cure this?
Currently only running Tein S-Tech Springs and T1S tires 255/35 Front and 275/35 Rear.
Currently only running Tein S-Tech Springs and T1S tires 255/35 Front and 275/35 Rear.
#2
Re: Suspension tuning question
I am running tein s-tech as well , but mine are still stock wheels, amybe thats the problem. I dont have that issue, could also be an install problem..i will be getting volks or RH's , i will let you know if i generate that same problem..
On 'spirited' turns I seem to get some wheel hopping on the front. Any recommendations on what I need to cure this?
Currently only running Tein S-Tech Springs and T1S tires 255/35 Front and 275/35 Rear. [/QUOTE]
On 'spirited' turns I seem to get some wheel hopping on the front. Any recommendations on what I need to cure this?
Currently only running Tein S-Tech Springs and T1S tires 255/35 Front and 275/35 Rear. [/QUOTE]
#3
I get some front wheel hop if I take a turn too hot, go into a understeer situation, and keep turning the wheel trying to increase turn-in. Well, if you're already sliding your front, and add more steering input, you'll get wheel hop....that's what I experienced with my stock set up a while back.
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Originally posted by dnguyent
I get some front wheel hop if I take a turn too hot, go into a understeer situation, and keep turning the wheel trying to increase turn-in. Well, if you're already sliding your front, and add more steering input, you'll get wheel hop....that's what I experienced with my stock set up a while back.
I get some front wheel hop if I take a turn too hot, go into a understeer situation, and keep turning the wheel trying to increase turn-in. Well, if you're already sliding your front, and add more steering input, you'll get wheel hop....that's what I experienced with my stock set up a while back.
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