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Hey, thanks to all those that answered my last thread about "Unseen Mods". Some of the mods listed I wanted to get more information about. Since I want to minimize the "bounce" of my 2004 CE Vert when I am going over a bump and in a turn, I wanted to find out about these mods. It seems like the car is too light, and when I go over a bump and in a turn, the car feels like it is sliding.
Several of the mods suggested included Bilstein Shocks, Bump Steer (I don't know what this is???), Hotchkis sway bars w/Heim joint end links. Will all of these installed, minimize or eliminate the "loosey-goosey" feel I sometimes have with the car?
Also, someone suggested a Procharger with a cold air intake. I don't know what this is. Is this a supercharger?
Please let a newbie know. Thanks.
Hey, thanks to all those that answered my last thread about "Unseen Mods". Some of the mods listed I wanted to get more information about. Since I want to minimize the "bounce" of my 2004 CE Vert when I am going over a bump and in a turn, I wanted to find out about these mods. It seems like the car is too light, and when I go over a bump and in a turn, the car feels like it is sliding.
Several of the mods suggested included Bilstein Shocks, Bump Steer (I don't know what this is???), Hotchkis sway bars w/Heim joint end links. Will all of these installed, minimize or eliminate the "loosey-goosey" feel I sometimes have with the car?
Also, someone suggested a Procharger with a cold air intake. I don't know what this is. Is this a supercharger?
Please let a newbie know. Thanks.
I am assuming that the "bounce" is over rough road and not a mushy bounce at high speeds - THis is more hit a rough spot on the road, escpecially in a turn an the back end gets a little loose and feels like it slides out a bit.
If that is the case, that is what is called "bump steer". Adding different shocks and sway bars all can help (though I went with Zo6 and not the really stiff Hotchkis ones) - but the single biggest thing that helped it on my car was getting rid of my Factory tires.
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