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Old 04-09-2015, 06:50 PM   #1
jcd9730
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Rear wheel hop when braking

I've been getting some noticeable wheel hop when braking. I'm 90% sure its from the rear, feels almost like when I turn traction control off on my Cobra and stomp on it and the rear loses traction.

It does this always, but it's most noticeable at about 25-40 mph, maybe just cuz of braking harder. I have rear drums, so no rotors that could be warped.

Could this be from the trailing arm bushings? I have not replaced those yet. Or track bar not adjusted correctly? I would think if either of those were the case it would be unstable all the time, not just braking.
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