bmr stuff
bmr stuff
Just got bmr torque arms, saftey loop, qa1 shocks, springs all adjustable, using some kind of aftermarket spring in the rear. I was wondering if anyone knew how to tweak the shocks and torque arm so i hook up better. Thanks!
Re: bmr stuff
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Sticky Tires
Rear Control Arm Relocation Brackets
I have new tires and still spin with my street car. It sux. I need to find a better tire. I know that a relocation bracket will help alot and you'll grab good.
Sticky Tires
Rear Control Arm Relocation Brackets
I have new tires and still spin with my street car. It sux. I need to find a better tire. I know that a relocation bracket will help alot and you'll grab good.
Last edited by Z06Z28; Aug 31, 2005 at 10:23 PM.
Re: bmr stuff
For the street, I would run the QA1s at a setting of 4 or lower, otherwise you are going to feel alot of choppiness. For the track, you could start with 6 and work your way up. As for the torque arm, alot of people suggest a pinion angle of -2 degrees for the street and -4 for the track. Your best bet though is just go to the track, experiment, and find your own ideal settings for the car.
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