crazynorwegian 20+ Year Stangneter Nov 6, 2003 267 0 16 azusa, ca Dec 3, 2004 #1 Dec 3, 2004 #1 In the last month, I've been experiencing some serious axle hop. Could this be a result of bad lca bushings? Before I changed out my shocks it was doing the same thing, but now its back. I think it might be time to ask santa for some mm lca's. hotrodnut Member Jul 12, 2004 672 0 17 North Florida Dec 3, 2004 #2 Dec 3, 2004 #2 Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop. R Rocketman New Member Apr 20, 2004 730 0 0 SoCal Dec 3, 2004 #3 Dec 3, 2004 #3 hotrodnut said: Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop. Click to expand... The stock LCA's are a POS. Get rid of them and get a good aftermarket arm.
In the last month, I've been experiencing some serious axle hop. Could this be a result of bad lca bushings? Before I changed out my shocks it was doing the same thing, but now its back. I think it might be time to ask santa for some mm lca's.
hotrodnut Member Jul 12, 2004 672 0 17 North Florida Dec 3, 2004 #2 Dec 3, 2004 #2 Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop.
Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop.
R Rocketman New Member Apr 20, 2004 730 0 0 SoCal Dec 3, 2004 #3 Dec 3, 2004 #3 hotrodnut said: Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop. Click to expand... The stock LCA's are a POS. Get rid of them and get a good aftermarket arm.
hotrodnut said: Sounds like you have it figured out for yourself . The stock rubber ones don't take long to deteriorate and cause wheel hop. Click to expand... The stock LCA's are a POS. Get rid of them and get a good aftermarket arm.