Wheel Hop!
Anyone know any backyard tricks to rid my truck from the terrible wheel hop it suffers from? I can't even spin my wheels in sand/gravel with out them trying to shake the truck apart. I was climbing a road covered with crush and run the other day and had to stop and put it in 4wd because I couldn't keep traction and the wheel hop was terrible. I thought I was going to snap something. I don't want to go the traction bar route, gotta be something I can tweak to make it better.
ORIGINAL: Ben D.
I dunno dude but I know what ur talking about my dad's 1500 scared me ****less the other day when the rear tires let loose on a slippery road.
I dunno dude but I know what ur talking about my dad's 1500 scared me ****less the other day when the rear tires let loose on a slippery road.
Ben quit your whinin and get back in the truck!!!
Yup sand blows, 12.50"s with low pressure help a lil...what tires you running?
My new truck still has the michilen all seasons....I'll throw on som 35/12.50s some day...Anyone wanna donate to my new tire fund?
My new truck still has the michilen all seasons....I'll throw on som 35/12.50s some day...Anyone wanna donate to my new tire fund?
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traction bars are going to be your best bet Nick. Without weight in the bed, it's always going to be like that. Why don't you want to go that route.
I know when I brought my truck home from the dealer... I came across I-40 which will beat the hell out of you. The truck was all over the place hpping down the road. In the snow, I could barely keep any traction and if they tires spun, the rear end hopped like crazy.
Then I installed some ladder bars. Wheel hop.... completely gone, traction snow or dry.... 100% improvement. It made it pretty hard the break the tires loose period.
Anything else you do is going to stiffen the rear end ( suspension ) and make the problem worse. You do have to get some like mine as I'm thinking you might think they're a bit large for what you want but, you can get some that are a single bar with heim joints that aren't so noticable.
I know when I brought my truck home from the dealer... I came across I-40 which will beat the hell out of you. The truck was all over the place hpping down the road. In the snow, I could barely keep any traction and if they tires spun, the rear end hopped like crazy.
Then I installed some ladder bars. Wheel hop.... completely gone, traction snow or dry.... 100% improvement. It made it pretty hard the break the tires loose period.
Anything else you do is going to stiffen the rear end ( suspension ) and make the problem worse. You do have to get some like mine as I'm thinking you might think they're a bit large for what you want but, you can get some that are a single bar with heim joints that aren't so noticable.




