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    GM's 04-05 CTS-V Wheel Hop fix

    This post is mostly for information purposes.
    GM has a kit available to reduce wheel hop on hard full throttle from a standstill applications. Its a subframe bushing kit part number: 19133557 and can be installed under warranty if you go in to the dealership and complain of wheel hop.

    As GM puts it:

    Quote Originally Posted by GM
    Correction:
    Improving High Performance Suspension Characteristics

    For customers who value very aggressive driving capabilities, a revised set of firmer rear sub-frame bushings are available that may provide an incremental improvement in reducing the tendency of the rear suspension to wheel hop. This is an improvement that will further extend the handling capabilities of the CTS-V - it will not remove the possibility of wheel hop in all situations.

    Important: Do NOT replace the rear sub-frame bushings unless the customer specifically has the concern of objectionable wheel hop.

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    Its a 4 door vette bitch! JOHN_DEERE_LS6's Avatar
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    kickass!!!!! WHAT OTHER FREEBIES YOU NO ABOUT


    when they gonna offer a cast iron rear end for our cars for a recall

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