Fully eliminate wheel hop?
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Fully eliminate wheel hop?
SO i still wheel hop after all of my suspension work. I have full length BMR torque are, adj lca. relocation brackets adjustable pan hard bar. pertty much everything except shocks. i wheel hop a little bit on luanch. and hammering the gears. my suspension not set right you guys think? Or will there just always be that one hop off the launch?
Last edited by 00'BlackZ28; 09-18-2014 at 01:26 AM.
#4
Play with the hole settings of the lower control arm relocation brackets. Also, shocks can play a factor in that issue. If you're drag racing you'll see a decent improvement on launch with aftermarket shocks. Especially if you go with an adjustable shock.
Ride height sometimes makes a difference in wheel hop as well. You're set up to lower your car if you have adjustable panhard bar, and torque arm... Try lowering and replace your shocks, get your Pinion Angle set up correctly and rear end centered back up and I bet you'll be much happier.
Ride height sometimes makes a difference in wheel hop as well. You're set up to lower your car if you have adjustable panhard bar, and torque arm... Try lowering and replace your shocks, get your Pinion Angle set up correctly and rear end centered back up and I bet you'll be much happier.
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SO i still wheel hop after all of my suspension work. I have full length BMR torque are, adj lca. relocation brackets adjustable pan hard bar. pertty much everything except shocks. i wheel hop a little bit on luanch. and hammering the gears. my suspension not set right you guys think? Or will there just always be that one hop off the launch?
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#6
Before we go throwing more money at it, lets look at how we can make it work with what you have. While yes shocks will help, you still should not be seeing wheel hop with what you have. So, lets start with a few questions so I can better recommend where to look.
What position are the lower control arms in on the relocation brackets?
Do you have a relocation crossmember for the torque arm?
When you launch, what rpm are you at, and how are you letting the clutch out?
What position are the lower control arms in on the relocation brackets?
Do you have a relocation crossmember for the torque arm?
When you launch, what rpm are you at, and how are you letting the clutch out?
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#9
What hole location is the torque arm in on the crossmember? Also, what size tires?
#12
Bring the front of the torque arm down to about the 2nd-3rd hole from the bottom. Your instant center is way off with it up that high, and is causing the the axle to unload during acceleration. Before doing anything else, bring that torque arm down, then re-adjust your pinion angle accordingly. See how much that helps. I bet that will help considerably