Wheel hop= LCA'S and relocation brackets or.....

[SLP00blueSS]

I have an 2000 camaro ss m6 and i get a TON of wheel hop on launches and shifts.....I have heard about using the new lca's and the relocation brackets which will help with traction......OR i have seen the "liftbars" in jegs i'am not sure what to use and would like to know any suggestions for better traction.....thanks...

[SexOnWheels]

Also a new adjustable torque arm from one of the aftermarkert companies helps with wheel hop issues.

[vetteemt]

I got rid of my wheel hop by installing Spohn's: LCA's with relocation brackets and torque arm. I also changed out my panhard rod while I was at it. I've put on 40,000 miles since then with no problems.

[SLP00blueSS]

thanks for the suggestions...no body has hear anything about those lift bars?

[MikeSomething]

I put on SFC's, LCA's, & soon a Torque Arm... That should be all you need...

[JonB]

I had no wheel hop when I was stock. Then once I added SFC's I started getting some and just kept getting worse. Once I put new LCA's it stoped I then added relocation brackets for even better traction. I now have zero wheel hop.

[Eugenio_SS]

anyone thought of shocks ?
afterall... that's what controls the up/down movement of your wheels.

[SLP00blueSS]

I just got the relocation brackets..soon to get LCA's then the torque arm...not sure to go with adjustable or not though??!!??

[Jon7I2]

Is adjustable really the way to go? i have been hearing it is best to get adjustable suspension parts when possible, is the way to go?

[shady milkman]

Is adjustable really the way to go? i have been hearing it is best to get adjustable suspension parts when possible, is the way to go?

[shady milkman]

anyone thought of shocks ?
afterall... that's what controls the up/down movement of your wheels.

of course not. but you are right.

[Eugenio_SS]

LCA is a band-aid solution that cerainly helps... but the source of the problem is bad damping... ie shocks... with proper damping, the problem will go away and better handling/confort is also achieved.

[SLP00blueSS]

what type of shock would you recommend?

[shady milkman]

koni.

[Eugenio_SS]

depends on the springs you presently have and your budget.

[SLP00blueSS]

Stock Springs and as far as budget I don't want to break the bank but my baby gets good stuff ya know???

[Hurley711]

Bilstein HD from Strano Auto are a good option. Don't neglect your suspension

[Eugenio_SS]

I'd agree with the HD, especially if keeping stock springs... you can always go revalved, but a bit more $.
For adjustability, there is Koni, but that ain't too cheap.

[Hurley711]

I'd agree with the HD, especially if keeping stock springs... you can always go revalved, but a bit more $.
For adjustability, there is Koni, but that ain't too cheap.

People I will say this once and once only. LISTEN to Eugenio when it comes to suspension, the man KNOWS his shit.

[Eugenio_SS]

People I will say this once and once only. LISTEN to Eugenio when it comes to suspension, the man KNOWS his shit.

so I'm the
I'm not the only one contributing with some knowledge... I just try to help when I can... hehe