BMR CB005 issue

[BMR Tech]

I meant to comment on here a couple weeks ago, but forgot. I installed the CB005 kit as well as the black steeda diff bushing support kit. I have zero wheel hop now. I can't find any situation where I can make the rear end hop. Everything feels more planted and firm out back. I have no real added NVH. If I have the windows up and the radio off, I can hear a slight gear whine, but nothing that would get annoying on a long drive, and I am sure that it is from the firm steeda bushings.. I did the install myself on jack stands and simple hand tools. Everything went together perfectly and I had zero issues.

-Jeff

This is why I recommend these parts so much - SUPER happy to see how well they worked out for you!

Nothing on the market compares to our CB005. It is a Grand Slam!

As for the diff inserts, we will have our own poly inserts soon, thankfully.

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[HISSMAN]

This is why I recommend these parts so much - SUPER happy to see how well they worked out for you!

Nothing on the market compares to our CB005. It is a Grand Slam!

As for the diff inserts, we will have our own poly inserts soon, thankfully.

Nice! Are you going to be implimenting the two bolt method for the front inserts like steeda? Or are you working on a more "straight forward" method? That front insert/washer/bolt was a PITA!

 

[BMR Tech]

Nice! Are you going to be implimenting the two bolt method for the front inserts like steeda? Or are you working on a more "straight forward" method? That front insert/washer/bolt was a PITA!

The two bolt method like we use in our billet insert/lockout kit will likely be the route we take.

But, I have some other stuff in the works. :cheers:

 

[CTH621]

Thanks for the feedback Kelly.... Yes I did do the diff mounts at the same time...

Think I'll leave it as is, for the moment, drive it a bit more and then come up with a plan...

What would be your advice on the issue below??

I fitted the 2 M8 bolts, and they pulled it to the body, but do you think it's worth loosening and putting a spacer underneath??

Andy, what did you end up doing with this gap?

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