DrSpeed

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Chris - are your axles back in stock?

Gforce Engineering

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They were but not now, we sold every axle that we have in work.
These axles have been selling like crazy and we've been selling 2-3 sets a day. We ran a batch last week but they are still in heat treat and everyone of them are pre-sold.
Were going to start another batch this week, this time we'll run a really big batch to keep ahead of the curve.

Thanks
Chris

CTSVBiggie

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ill be ordering these eventually.

DrSpeed

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How do we get on the waiting list?

CTSVBiggie

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My guess would be the simple, pay for a set ahead of time. Which for me is gonna have to wait. Gotta buy a airsoft gun... That stuff is addicting. One time and I wanna go every week.

DrSpeed

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Pulled the trigger - ordered today!

Biggie's right...$$$ gets me a place in line...

jvtex

hey everyone,

I'm new to the CTS-V world, just recently purchased a 2004 with 39K miles, but not new to racing. I have a 2001 Z06 that I've been running in ASP Auto-x events, drag racing and other forms of competition for the past 7 years. And all though I'm not clear on the geometry of the CTS-V, yet, I due know that under- valved or warn-out shocks and soft(er) springs causes wheel hop on launching or extreme wheel motion! So just something else to think about.

I have Penske doubles on the Vette and re-valve them every year. I've also had 3 different Spring rates in the rear. I have experienced wheel hop in the Vette under launching and attempt suspension tuning to get rid of it.
I'm looking into this wheel-hop issue with the CTS-V's and they may need some extra dampening or higher spring rate to control this. Just my opinion.

I may be completely wrong, I dunno? but conventional thinking and general knowledge of Suspension tuning makes me believe that under valved shocks and stock springs will cause this.

Joel

itsslow98

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I know the GTO guys have good success running drag bags, I havent seen any V owners try it. I did the drivers side axle and my hop is gone on the street so i havent bothered. Maybe the drag bag stiffens it up enough to eliminate the hop.

whisler151

I think some may have had luck with it. But it seems that the axles were the most effective band aid.

http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...rag-bag-v.html

http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...bags-work.html

JJSimon904

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Everyone I know that has tried drag bags either returned them or sold them to someone else.