Wheel hop cure
#1
Wheel hop cure
So I have a 2.2 cobalt and was wondering how to solve the crazy wheel hop problem. It only does it if I go hard on it in the rain or I would suspect when trying to do a burnout(never tried).
#2
Originally Posted by Tehmaster
So I have a 2.2 cobalt and was wondering how to solve the crazy wheel hop problem. It only does it if I go hard on it in the rain or I would suspect when trying to do a burnout(never tried).
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From: Livonia, MI
powell makes rotated mounts for the f23, also they make some good bushings you can use^^
also what nathan said, get better control arm bushings,
after those two things, there will be very minimal wheel hop
also what nathan said, get better control arm bushings,
after those two things, there will be very minimal wheel hop
#7
Thanks for that, I live relatively close to powell racing and have the alloy control arms that I was going to bring to him to replace the bushings and get a run down on what I should do with my car. Might pick up a harness bar as well if there's any in. As for the mounts I'm not sure whether or not I want to find an f35 and swap it or not. I will probably do that in the long run as this is a project track car.
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I agree with what was said above. After supercharging my car wheel hop was a major problem when trying to launch. Powell's F23 rotated trans mount combined with TC Cobalt's control arm with Powell trailing spherical control arm bushing and my wheel hop problem was eliminated.
Also if you look around F23 is a fairly common transmission and easy to find replacements if you break. Some people with the SS Cobalts swap to the F23 for this reason. So far it has been a pretty tough transmission for me. Has over 100,000 miles and 20,000 of those miles have been boosted.
Also if you look around F23 is a fairly common transmission and easy to find replacements if you break. Some people with the SS Cobalts swap to the F23 for this reason. So far it has been a pretty tough transmission for me. Has over 100,000 miles and 20,000 of those miles have been boosted.
#11
I agree with what was said above. After supercharging my car wheel hop was a major problem when trying to launch. Powell's F23 rotated trans mount combined with TC Cobalt's control arm with Powell trailing spherical control arm bushing and my wheel hop problem was eliminated.
Also if you look around F23 is a fairly common transmission and easy to find replacements if you break. Some people with the SS Cobalts swap to the F23 for this reason. So far it has been a pretty tough transmission for me. Has over 100,000 miles and 20,000 of those miles have been boosted.
Also if you look around F23 is a fairly common transmission and easy to find replacements if you break. Some people with the SS Cobalts swap to the F23 for this reason. So far it has been a pretty tough transmission for me. Has over 100,000 miles and 20,000 of those miles have been boosted.
As for the rotated mount I asked about that and got this reply "The OEM mount is not rotated..
We use the OEM core and engineer the insert to make it rotated.. " is that the thing you're talking about?
#12
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From: Livonia, MI
Yes that is the mount youre looking for. Just say F23 rotated trans mounts, gloria will know what youre asking for. Also, the control arm bushings are commonly reffered to as "CABS" and the ones that control wheel hop are the trailing bushings. The leading bushings are a good upgrade too but not as necessary.
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