What worked with lessening or curing wheel hop for you guys who have already addressed that problem.
What didn't work?
What didn't work?
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dun4791 said:Carl Did you do the billetflow hop fix shock brackets yet? Can you take a pic? Do they just bolt on? Would they be easy to fabricate? Sounds like they are getting good feedback on svt perf. Lyle
Is the higher the number the softer it is on those shocks?Wharf Rat said:QA-1 adjustable shocks helped a lot, too. The key with those though is finding a setting that is stiff enough to fight off the hop but soft enough that it doesn't jar your fillings out every time you hit a bump. I've been running them on 6 on the street and will crank 'em up to 10 at the track.
wtw5974 said:thats what I though, you want softer when drag racing for weight transfer to the rear wheels.
If Ford didn't mount the IRS to the stock live axle mounting points. We wouldn't have half of the problems with the IRS, but ho well. This just goes to show the difference between to doing things cheap and doing things rite.Wharf Rat said:Normally, yes but not us lucky Cobra owners "blessed" with IRS. We are trying to get LESS movement in the rear and thus, hopefully less hop.
10 is the stiffest setting. I don't think they compress much at all at that setting.
I was looking at that setup my self, very nice :biggthumpFlyn high again said:I was reading some threads on Modular Fords and found this one. It has a TON of info on the IRS and wheel hop.
http://www.modularfords.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21117