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<blockquote data-quote="CobraEd" data-source="post: 1484611" data-attributes="member: 24078"><p>I installed the complete FTBR treatment on my 03 Cobra which had MM coil overs with Bilsteins when I bought it but it still had rubber stock rubber bushings in the IRS. With the rubber bushings wheel hop was a big problem. Additionally, it had a bumpsteer problem where the rear end would kick out unexpectedly in turns that even my Prius would easily handle. Installation of the completer FTBR treatment & bumpsteering the IRS gave it precision, immediate response to steering inputs, & complete predictability. A complete transformation.</p><p></p><p>Especially since you are planning on Coyote swapping next year, I would strongly recommend that you go with FTBR Delrin kit including the bumpsteer toe links. You will benefit greatly from the precise control that Delrin & mimimizing bumpsteer offers. Note: You need to measure bumpsteer with a bumpsteer gauge, not just eyeball tie rod and control arm angles, in order to know if you have the bumpsteer curve optimized.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraEd, post: 1484611, member: 24078"] I installed the complete FTBR treatment on my 03 Cobra which had MM coil overs with Bilsteins when I bought it but it still had rubber stock rubber bushings in the IRS. With the rubber bushings wheel hop was a big problem. Additionally, it had a bumpsteer problem where the rear end would kick out unexpectedly in turns that even my Prius would easily handle. Installation of the completer FTBR treatment & bumpsteering the IRS gave it precision, immediate response to steering inputs, & complete predictability. A complete transformation. Especially since you are planning on Coyote swapping next year, I would strongly recommend that you go with FTBR Delrin kit including the bumpsteer toe links. You will benefit greatly from the precise control that Delrin & mimimizing bumpsteer offers. Note: You need to measure bumpsteer with a bumpsteer gauge, not just eyeball tie rod and control arm angles, in order to know if you have the bumpsteer curve optimized. [/QUOTE]
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