Suspension upgrades that a novie DIYer can do

[Rick's Camaro]

You could always replace the front and rear sway bars. I will link below what we have.


FRONT AND REAR SWAY BARS

[JDP Sales]

Originally Posted by infernostripes!

Novice* Sorry about the misspelling, didn't see it.

Hi guys, I already installed bmr drop springs myself and I want to beef up my suspension even more. What would you suggest I do? I have about a $800 budget, but I want to be able to do everything myself. I am a novice and the hardest install I've done would be the drop springs, but I'm up for a challenge. I don't have a lift, so I would be using jack stands. Also I'm mainly just looking at getting rid of wheel hop, I want to wait on sway bars.

Thanks for your help!

If you're looking to help the car launch better, I suggest looking into our anti wheel hop package. This package addresses all of the short comings in the rear suspension, keeping your alignment where you want it and preventing bushing deflection.

Part # JDPS2001


You may also want to pick up the FE4 conversion package at the same time so you can also replace the rear lower control arms during the install and be ready to update to the newer style and be ready for sway bars. This way, you would only have to align once.

Part #JDPS1005


Feel free to call, PM or email me anytime with questions.

Best regards,

Tyler
888-308-6007

[Dexman1349]

^^^ I would agree to everything Tyler said above, except I would not call outer trailing arm bushings or cradle bushings "novice" unless you have the right tools. I was able to get mine out after rigging something up, but they were a PITA.