Help me make my 60ft time better..
#1
Help me make my 60ft time better..
I have a 1994 z28 with some power to it. 383ci + 200hp of No2
I have LCA and that is pretty much it. The slicks i'm using are a 9.5 x 26.
the car is going about 1.79's to 1.85 in the 60ft
what tire size should i be using and also what is the best bang for the buck with aftermaket drag lauch stuff?
I have LCA and that is pretty much it. The slicks i'm using are a 9.5 x 26.
the car is going about 1.79's to 1.85 in the 60ft
what tire size should i be using and also what is the best bang for the buck with aftermaket drag lauch stuff?
#4
Softer Shocks, Relocation brackets will be a big help for you. Some people replace the torque arm as well. Have you tried disconnecting your Swaybar? Your 60' time isn't too bad! In the wheels and tires section i think there were some good posts on how big a wheel you can go. Experiment with different PSI as well!
#6
I have no swaybar and i really cant do anything about the torque arm because i'm running true duals..
In the rearend I'm running 4.10s and I have a twin disc aswell..
I have a full roll cage 8point so would subframes help?
In the rearend I'm running 4.10s and I have a twin disc aswell..
I have a full roll cage 8point so would subframes help?
#7
i've got duals dumped on mine and i run a spohn chassis mounted torque arm for long tubes....pass side goes through the dip in crossmember and driver side goes under....definately a lot less ground clearance on driver side, but if you just drive it like its lowered i think i've only scraped it once
#8
There are aftermarket torque arms that mount to the tranny tailshaft as your stock one does, but also have an adjustability feature allowing you to adjust the pinion angle.
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