I have cured the wheel hop in my 2005 CTSV.
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Thanks Nik!
I expected to see the front cradle bolts react exactly like that, but the damn LCA was moving all over the place.
I don't think the noise is going to be a huge problem, but then again I have over 3500 watts of DubStep goodness in my car, so I don't care.....lol
I have already reached out to RevShift to make these, but did not get a response, so this is something I will be having made for my car if I do not go with the RevShift Red/Green bushings....
I expected to see the front cradle bolts react exactly like that, but the damn LCA was moving all over the place.
I have already reached out to RevShift to make these, but did not get a response, so this is something I will be having made for my car if I do not go with the RevShift Red/Green bushings....
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How much noise do those poly subframe bushings impart? I've been reluctant to do them because the car is noisy enough as it is, but seeing that difference in cradle movement is pretty significant.
Keep in mind that I also don't care for the harshness of the poly motormounts, but lack a better alternative outside of going with custom brackets for a different set of OEM mounts.
Keep in mind that I also don't care for the harshness of the poly motormounts, but lack a better alternative outside of going with custom brackets for a different set of OEM mounts.
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Either way 54's bars will still help that cradle stay in place and add rigidity to the whole thing. I think he needs some cross bracing added for the rigidity part and torsional movement of the cars frame, but I'm sure his bars are very effective at holding it all together back there. And again, would be worlds easier then dropping the cradle to install bushings.
How much noise do those poly subframe bushings impart? I've been reluctant to do them because the car is noisy enough as it is, but seeing that difference in cradle movement is pretty significant.
Keep in mind that I also don't care for the harshness of the poly motormounts, but lack a better alternative outside of going with custom brackets for a different set of OEM mounts.
Keep in mind that I also don't care for the harshness of the poly motormounts, but lack a better alternative outside of going with custom brackets for a different set of OEM mounts.
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54, Any way we can get a go pro set up underneath your car to watch how your supported cradle performs compared to the other two vids posted? If to serve no other purpose it'd still be interesting to see.
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I thought someone was going to do that already? Was that other video just with the revshift bushings?
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Job searching has taken a priority, plus I have been merchandising a New Gun Store in Houston that my buddy is opening next week.
Blake has been out of town and I need to put miles on these for testing. I have found one issue and a few solutions, so more to come at a later date......
Thanks for the support and feedback guys....