suspension
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ok a stock motor and suspension a4 t-tops...guy that owned my car b4 me ran a 14.2....yeah kinda bad but had problems
lets say stock motor and built suspension like
tubular control arms rear
panhard bar
tourque arm
SFC
bigger sway bar (if matters)...
anything else i cant remember that will put the power to the ground
what do u think it would run.
i mean a built (not extreemeley built) rear suspension is supposed to get ur power to the ground better right?? so what do u think this would run at the 1/4
lets say stock motor and built suspension like
tubular control arms rear
panhard bar
tourque arm
SFC
bigger sway bar (if matters)...
anything else i cant remember that will put the power to the ground
what do u think it would run.
i mean a built (not extreemeley built) rear suspension is supposed to get ur power to the ground better right?? so what do u think this would run at the 1/4
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Originally posted by RedHottG2
I would say that your stock auto car with a full suspension being LCAs, torque arm, panhard rod, SFCs, and a good set of DRs should net you some 13.40s to 13.50s IMO.
I would say that your stock auto car with a full suspension being LCAs, torque arm, panhard rod, SFCs, and a good set of DRs should net you some 13.40s to 13.50s IMO.
i can c how more power with the built suspesnsion might make times a little higher b/c of losing traction....
but those times on a stock car are somewhat unbeleiveable ....but i can c how i can make those times with built suspension and stock motor b/c not losing tracton...
thanks for ur input.....its not about how much power u have its about getting the power u have to the ground....
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Originally posted by Anti-Blinging
thicker front sway bar = less strait line traction
thicker front sway bar = less strait line traction
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Originally posted by CamaroSS30thAnn
cool.....thats stock...i mean low mid 13's ( i know the new LS1 can do it)
i can c how more power with the built suspesnsion might make times a little higher b/c of losing traction....
but those times on a stock car are somewhat unbeleiveable ....but i can c how i can make those times with built suspension and stock motor b/c not losing tracton...
thanks for ur input.....its not about how much power u have its about getting the power u have to the ground....
cool.....thats stock...i mean low mid 13's ( i know the new LS1 can do it)
i can c how more power with the built suspesnsion might make times a little higher b/c of losing traction....
but those times on a stock car are somewhat unbeleiveable ....but i can c how i can make those times with built suspension and stock motor b/c not losing tracton...
thanks for ur input.....its not about how much power u have its about getting the power u have to the ground....
Originally posted by CamaroSS30thAnn
what about a thicker rear?? also u can just remove the front one right....i mean when goign to the track and then putting it back on??
what about a thicker rear?? also u can just remove the front one right....i mean when goign to the track and then putting it back on??
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