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Ever Since i put a New Twin Plate Clutch in my 32GTR ( had a worn OS Giken Twin )

Now i have a Nismo Twin SupperCopperMix

I am Getting More and More Wheel Bounce/Tramp ( NON smooth Launch )

Has Anyone experience this in there GTRs?

It Mainly Happens on big Launches and its crazy Horrible to drive i wont Launch any more until i have it sorted

seems as if the Clutch is just too harsh or i have a Stuffed Tein Coilover Maybe or something???

Any Experience you guys and girls can share with me ?!?!?!?!?!?:( or better any solutions ?

Cheers Peoples

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yep happened to me when the rear cradle bushes split and leaked. i threw some jjr solid bushes in which fixed it, awesome handling upgrade for the $$$ too. Although launching in the wet now it tramps like crazy

just to note i got coilovers and same clutch

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Same Nismo Suppercopper mix? Clutch as mine does the pedal engage late or high?

I have already done the Solid mounting on the rear cradle but good idea also suggests that it could be a weak or leaking shock ?

or some thing loose around that area , i have noticed it bounces only on straight ahead launches a left or right hand leaning Launch its smooth as and also smooth getting sideways in rear wheel drive only

Hmmm Interesting

what else can peoples suggest???

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i had same prob in my Gtr. dropped the tyre pressure and it stopped. also if your shocks are 2 stiff it won't help. i also found that solid sub frame bushs don't help the car squat correctly. i put some poly ones in and i haven't had any problems launching.

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i had same prob in my Gtr. dropped the tyre pressure and it stopped. also if your shocks are 2 stiff it won't help. i also found that solid sub frame bushs don't help the car squat correctly. i put some poly ones in and i haven't had any problems launching.

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