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Old 07-02-2008, 10:57 AM   #1
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... do you get a shimmy from the rear end of your car til both rear wheels have even weight loads on them/are flat on the ground again...If so then your Toe isnt up to spec anymore, you'll need an alignment
CJ,

Don't want to hijack this thread and I don't go around smoking my tires all the time but, is a symptom of poor alignment also wheel hop on heavy acceleration?

In less than ideal conditions, if I make any effort to smoke the tires, the back hops all over the place. It also does this a bit powering out of a turn to (my sign that pushed it to the it to the edge).

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Old 07-02-2008, 01:49 PM   #2
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CJ,

Don't want to hijack this thread and I don't go around smoking my tires all the time but, is a symptom of poor alignment also wheel hop on heavy acceleration?

In less than ideal conditions, if I make any effort to smoke the tires, the back hops all over the place. It also does this a bit powering out of a turn to (my sign that pushed it to the it to the edge).

Regards, PK
Nah, wheel hop is usually a worn strut and spring problem but balance and alignment could play a small roll in this.
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