Suspension adjustment for mild wheelhop?
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Suspension adjustment for mild wheelhop?
I just got my 28-11.5-15 Hoosier Quick Time Pro's mounted and on the car. Took it out for a test drive and everything felt fine, but I went back and looked at the rubber marks and it looks like I have some slight wheelhop. Unfortunately I can't get away with much street suspension testing. I have QA1 rear shocks, stock springs, and lower control arm relocation brackets with them in the bottom hole; do I need to stiffen up my rear shocks just a little bit? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Didn't feel anything, but could see it wasn't planting the tires squarely by the rubber marks on the road. I'm kind of concerned about ANY wheelhop; worried it may be magnified at the track with the nitrous.
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I just got my 28-11.5-15 Hoosier Quick Time Pro's mounted and on the car. Took it out for a test drive and everything felt fine, but I went back and looked at the rubber marks and it looks like I have some slight wheelhop. Unfortunately I can't get away with much street suspension testing. I have QA1 rear shocks, stock springs, and lower control arm relocation brackets with them in the bottom hole; do I need to stiffen up my rear shocks just a little bit? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
How much air in the tires and what are the shock settings?
Either one will contribute to the problem....
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Are those tires like ET Streets, DOT slicks, not drag radials right?
I'd run the tires at 15 psi cold to start, and run the rear shocks at 7/7, more on the stiff side. I'd start from there.
I'd run the tires at 15 psi cold to start, and run the rear shocks at 7/7, more on the stiff side. I'd start from there.
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They are bias ply tires, and they were at 15psi cold. The rear QA1's are set at 4, maybe that's my problem. When I had the 27's on the car everything seemed fine, this just showed up when I threw the 28's on the car.