Ugh...wheelhop, kill it with fire!!!!
#11
I have heard that the 8.8 is heavier than the 7.5. I had to load/unload it into my dad's truck a few times and it's pretty heavy but I can't speak for the 7.5 (told the shop to keep it). But any extra weight is negated by the t-lok and gears imo. Car is noticeably faster with the 8.8/3.73s/t-lok
#13
Ohh gotcha. Well I would think since the 8.8 is heavier (apparently) that the extra weight would keep the wheels planted more. I personally think it has something to do with both wheels having power and traction... I'm curious if guys with really good tires/DRs/Slicks have a lot of wheel hop. Basically what I'm getting at is that wheel hop is potentially intensified because both wheels now are fighting for traction if I really get on it from a dead stop.
Last edited by Alec; 01-03-2011 at 10:56 AM.
#14
Norm
#15
LCA's can indeed help a ton with wheelhop... but so can just lowering the car (if you were so inclined anyway).
As for what type of LCA's. Well, I sell mostly UMI and Steeda. Between them there is every style and type, including some types that BMR does not offer. In the interest of full disclosure I do not sell BMR products and I personally never will as I do not much like their business practices.
I can't say they won't work--though certain types do certain things better. I'd be happy to discuss the differences and options with you if you like. Just give me a call.
As for what type of LCA's. Well, I sell mostly UMI and Steeda. Between them there is every style and type, including some types that BMR does not offer. In the interest of full disclosure I do not sell BMR products and I personally never will as I do not much like their business practices.
I can't say they won't work--though certain types do certain things better. I'd be happy to discuss the differences and options with you if you like. Just give me a call.
#16
LCA's can indeed help a ton with wheelhop... but so can just lowering the car (if you were so inclined anyway).
As for what type of LCA's. Well, I sell mostly UMI and Steeda. Between them there is every style and type, including some types that BMR does not offer. In the interest of full disclosure I do not sell BMR products and I personally never will as I do not much like their business practices.
I can't say they won't work--though certain types do certain things better. I'd be happy to discuss the differences and options with you if you like. Just give me a call.
As for what type of LCA's. Well, I sell mostly UMI and Steeda. Between them there is every style and type, including some types that BMR does not offer. In the interest of full disclosure I do not sell BMR products and I personally never will as I do not much like their business practices.
I can't say they won't work--though certain types do certain things better. I'd be happy to discuss the differences and options with you if you like. Just give me a call.
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#19
Well, I think any plans for LCAs went out the window today as some old man without insurance decided to sideswipe my focus which I only have liability on.
Bent the wheel, destroyed the outer tie rod end, trashed the rack, and twisted the strut. No body damage besides a busted off passenger mirror and it broke the clips that hold the bumper to fender.
Happy friggin new year.
Bent the wheel, destroyed the outer tie rod end, trashed the rack, and twisted the strut. No body damage besides a busted off passenger mirror and it broke the clips that hold the bumper to fender.
Happy friggin new year.
#20
Well, I think any plans for LCAs went out the window today as some old man without insurance decided to sideswipe my focus which I only have liability on.
Bent the wheel, destroyed the outer tie rod end, trashed the rack, and twisted the strut. No body damage besides a busted off passenger mirror and it broke the clips that hold the bumper to fender.
Happy friggin new year.
Bent the wheel, destroyed the outer tie rod end, trashed the rack, and twisted the strut. No body damage besides a busted off passenger mirror and it broke the clips that hold the bumper to fender.
Happy friggin new year.