Feels like my front end/engine lifts slightly when I apply throttle in lower gears.
It feels similar as before when I had a crack in my driver side motor mount on the subframe. I bought a used subframe and had the reinforcements welded in and it felt more solid after. Lately, before I did a front suspension refresh, it started feeling the same as before. Took care of some front axle bits thinking that it'll solve it somehow, but it still feels the same.
I rechecked front axle yesterday. Everything looks good and bolts and nuts are all tight/torqued.
Would a worn strut hat cause the front end to feel like it slightly lifts up when you drive from a stop or to 2nd? ex: I drive in 1st, let off the gas pedal, then apply gas, if feels like the torque causes my front end to slightly lift.
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
Rundown of newly installed items for front axle:
FCA and FCAB(OEM offset)
Tie Rod ends
Struts (h&r coils)
Installed a used front turner sway bar with adjustable endlinks
new OEM motor mounts installed last August, replaced subframe and welded reinforcements
It feels similar as before when I had a crack in my driver side motor mount on the subframe. I bought a used subframe and had the reinforcements welded in and it felt more solid after. Lately, before I did a front suspension refresh, it started feeling the same as before. Took care of some front axle bits thinking that it'll solve it somehow, but it still feels the same.
I rechecked front axle yesterday. Everything looks good and bolts and nuts are all tight/torqued.
Would a worn strut hat cause the front end to feel like it slightly lifts up when you drive from a stop or to 2nd? ex: I drive in 1st, let off the gas pedal, then apply gas, if feels like the torque causes my front end to slightly lift.
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
Rundown of newly installed items for front axle:
FCA and FCAB(OEM offset)
Tie Rod ends
Struts (h&r coils)
Installed a used front turner sway bar with adjustable endlinks
new OEM motor mounts installed last August, replaced subframe and welded reinforcements

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