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Old 04-25-2020, 01:51 PM   #29
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Congratulation on getting the hop out of the [Bunny Rabbit]
BMR is always there for us. Plusall the Camaro guys on here. Good Luck with the ride.
When I bought the Camaro, it had the original tires from 2009. So hard as shots.
So the car was slipping rather than hold track.

After changing to new tires that already had a grip, the Camaro began to shake its ass. As if springing.
Checking the geometry didn't solve anything.
All okay.

And after replacing the mentioned components and resetting the geometry, the same road and the car are completely calm.
So explain to me how this is possible

Of course we're not talking about driving like Miss Daisy's driver.

In addition, it has already been mentioned that this is the typical behavior of these Camaros.
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Old 04-25-2020, 01:55 PM   #30
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When you get rid of the wheel hop and dial in the suspension these cars handle fantastic. If you need more adjustability, look at SPC. They make rear toe and camber eccentric bolts that add another degree of adjustment.
I'll definitely look into it. I think there is still room for improvement.
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