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Wheel Hop, Ingalls Torque Damper, and K&N SRI

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Old 03-31-2016 | 01:29 AM
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Just in case this comes up on anyone's Google or something, Powell absolutely still answers emails, and talked with me until we came to what I feel might be a good solution, at least to start. I'm going to do the PeeWee footballs in the rear springs (at his suggestion, among others here) and his stage one mount. I looked at the bushings (he suggested those as well) and they look pristine, so I might actually do some upgraded (or new OEM) struts/springs/strut mounts before lower control-arm bushings since I know the struts are a bit worn. I'll report back here with the differences in wheel hop. I know I'm not the only one to have that problem.
Old 03-31-2016 | 10:40 PM
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I hear those cause a good bit of vibration on daily driving and aren't really necessary until you're at least tuned.

Edit: Also, how much do those cost? They seem to be the way to go for mounts but I don't see any prices listed anywhere for them.
only way they vibrate a lot is if u don't follow the correct install steps. then they wont rotate the engine right and cause vibs and also still wheel hop. I had my clutch done and they were not reinstalled right and I got wheel hop in third gear and blew my trans. after I installed new stronger trans I did it properly, now I simply get wheel spin like I'm supposed to. also getting retuned with better boost ramp and slightly less aggressive tune since that one what **** scary.
Old 03-31-2016 | 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by CobaltBlack
Just in case this comes up on anyone's Google or something, Powell absolutely still answers emails, and talked with me until we came to what I feel might be a good solution, at least to start. I'm going to do the PeeWee footballs in the rear springs (at his suggestion, among others here) and his stage one mount. I looked at the bushings (he suggested those as well) and they look pristine, so I might actually do some upgraded (or new OEM) struts/springs/strut mounts before lower control-arm bushings since I know the struts are a bit worn. I'll report back here with the differences in wheel hop. I know I'm not the only one to have that problem.
whats this peewee football thing?
Old 04-01-2016 | 04:13 PM
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whats this peewee football thing?
Buy Youth footballs.

Deflate them. Stick them in rear springs. Inflate them. It keeps the spring from collapse when launching the car. Helps keep weight on front tires.

Cheap mod but effective.
Old 04-02-2016 | 12:12 AM
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Less than 100$ for real drag bags...
Old 04-02-2016 | 09:26 PM
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Less than 100$ for real drag bags...
So ten times the cost
Old 04-07-2016 | 11:19 PM
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that's a cool idea. if I trusted launching my car. I suck at it and I'm so paranoid ill break something
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