NGOT8R
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Sounds like you have a very nice setup. When you get that wheel hop corrected and lay down a solid 60’, it’s gonna fly. Does anyone make a differential bushing kit for the GT350 to help combat wheel hop?I've got some slips I can post. So I've got a 2017 gt350. It's all motor but I have added quite a bit to the car. E85 tune, pmas Intake, stainless works long tube headers, 4:56 gear rear end, dss 1 piece aluminum driveshaft, 91mm throttle body, msd coils, etc. I've also removed some weight out of the car as well. So I've got a set of weld laguna beadlock wheels and mickey thompson 305/45/18 drag radials. My fastest 1/8 mile pass was 7.7 at 94mph. The problem I was facing before my axles broke was wheel hop. I would launch anywhere from 2500-4000 rpm. I would engage linelock and do a second gear burnout for about 5-6 seconds to get smoke rolling and the car would leave as hard as ever but my wheel hop was pretty bad. So I've ordered a set of g force renegade axles in hopes of helping with wheel hop and obviously because my axles are broke in half at the current moment. My best 60 foot was 1.6 which I honestly don't even know how because of the wheel hop. I'll post some slips in a bit. Honestly don't even want to look at the car right now.
I see I’m not the only one struggling with getting out of the hole on drag radials with a manual tranny. It’s a lot harder to do than some people realize. I don’t have any wheel hop with mine, just a heck of a time getting it to stick to the track through the 60’. I was doing 7K rpm launches. I’m going to try a couple of 3.8K rpm launches next time out and see what that does.
I know it’s frustrating when stuff breaks, but you’re making a really good step up with the Renegade axles. They should be more than strong enough to handle some good launches. I have the Ford Performance axles in mine which are also made by G-Force.
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