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It doesnt change ride at all---and doesnt help or prevent wheel hop---it strengthens trans/diff as an assembly. Install to support and strengthen. Good product--ECS sells them.. Wheel hop = wrong tires and driving "skill"
If you think of complete drivetrain assembly-- from engine to rear-- if you lock the rear down with a brace without locking front engine mounts down ( with solid mounts) you are twisting and flexing torque tube / trans / rear etc----the front solid mounts are too stiff for street use---When I installed the rear brace follow instructions---leave some play by shimming snubbers--give it some play. does help some--- but its tires and driving.... JMO
Think about old school cars--- put a solid trans mount and leave stock engine mounts -- engine twists under load and breaks aluminum trans housing--
I was unaware of the Pfadt unit and was considering the DTE one too. I opted not to get if for my setup. If any, I would go with the Ppadt just for the sake of knowing that it will be a practical piece.
I am confused how a strip below the diff can do more for wheel hop than a complete cage around the trans and diff. But Pfadt knows what they are doing.
The Pfadt trans/diff "mount" is what I installed. Yes.. It helped with wheel hop. Eliminate it .. No.
All aside it was a no brainer. If it helps in any way , that's a great thing.
Buy one and it will help for sure
It doesnt change ride at all---and doesnt help or prevent wheel hop---it strengthens trans/diff as an assembly. Install to support and strengthen. Good product--ECS sells them.....:
Indeed. I put on a DTE brace on and haven't felt the slightest difference. I just had it put on for the added support and hopefully improved driveline longevity.
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