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rear wheel bounce 700

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posted by  KLR142 on  Fri Aug 6 20:48 CST 2004
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Yes, you're correct. This is usually due to bad bushings, although a car with good bushings can do it as well and the shocks do have an effect on it as well. If you really want to get rid of it, well, as much as you can, I'd suggest looking into replacing the bushings in the rear with polyurethane units. That should help the most. It's also referred to axle hop, and yeah, i know what you mean... :) Good luck!
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Kyle - attending Ore. State, while my lil '68 142 (256k, 74 b20, m40, iPd bars, other misc... =D) waits for its next outing...






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