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Rear wheels jumping under heavy braking

Looking like plenty of toe on rear, so rule that out. You listed rotors & brakes on rear; I know a badly warped rotor could cause this...but probably unlikely on

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Old 07-25-2020, 04:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Looking like plenty of toe on rear, so rule that out.
You listed rotors & brakes on rear; I know a badly warped rotor could cause this...but probably unlikely on your Z.
Unsure about your Diff & the 1.5way, as some lock under load & unlocks on decelerations?
Does this happen only while brakes are cold & then normal after warming up?
As you stated on track, all is good...but I’m sure that is consistent hard throttle & braking.
You may have developed some hot spots on rotors.
I’m sure others will chime in & help
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I would say it's your settings for DD on your coil-overs. They're too soft. Add a click or 2 to the rebound.
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