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Old Dec 12, 2013 | 09:41 AM
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wheelspin very odd

don't know what it is, obviously, when I get the tail loose in a corner, in the wet or dry, the wheels hop, almost a shudder, like 3-4 times a second, and I get out of it right away cause it feels like i'm going to break something, I have tried turning off PCM, the button on the right side of the small panel where the buttons for PSE and sport susp are...no change, I have eibach lowering springs only and all else is stock... do I just need to stay on he gas until it gets going, or... am I just getting old and scared of...it...
 
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It is called wheel hop. Caused by acceleration causing suspension to travel, which causes loss of grip, suspension travels back, lather rinse repeat. Doesn't happen on properly tuned suspension.

Did you get a realignment after lowering the car?
 
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