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Originally posted by FstTms1 View Posto shit here we go...well dont read them..this is not english class...And i tell u rite now dont with all u dont speak english racial sgit cause im not the one you better know who you talking to first..Just telling you rite now
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Originally posted by OrangeChevyII View PostCliff notes:don't fuck with him.
That's what I gathered.
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Originally posted by dville_gt View PostI'll give you a rough run down of what I've got. I need to get the car scaled and figure out the I.C. A.S, C.G., etc. but as it sits right now. I'm going to borrow Paul's pinion angle finder as I have no idea where it is set.
Strange 10-way singles all around
Stock V8 springs in rear
Single adjustable lower control arms
Double adjustable uppers
Wolfe Anti-roll bar set neutral
Tube k-member and control arms.
D&D coil overs, 150lb 14" springs, C/C plates
I've tried running my shocks all over the place, full tight, full loose, in the middle, doesn't seem to make a difference. Can't seem to get the front to really react much either way. I have a small amount of rake, but the front sits within an inch and a half of the rear measured from behind the front wheel to in front of the rear. Running the radials at 17psi. I do a decent burnout on them (not TOO much, but should be getting them warm). Seems like something in the suspension is screwed up. I can yank on the front fender with the shocks full loose and can barely raise the car at all. Some cars you can pull/push on the fender and get movement, not this one, it is TIGHT. rear suspension is more "normal" in that regard.
Even with the car leaving on very little rpm/boost it still fries them. I am LOST. On the slicks it went 1.35 60' but even then (as you can see in the video I posted) there was very little front suspension action. The tires were just sticky enough to compensate. I've got a buddies car that runs 6.7's and he pulls the wheels, I go 6.0's and it doesn't barely lift the front.
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Originally posted by dville_gt View PostI'll give you a rough run down of what I've got. I need to get the car scaled and figure out the I.C. A.S, C.G., etc. but as it sits right now. I'm going to borrow Paul's pinion angle finder as I have no idea where it is set.
Strange 10-way singles all around
Stock V8 springs in rear
Single adjustable lower control arms
Double adjustable uppers
Wolfe Anti-roll bar set neutral
Tube k-member and control arms.
D&D coil overs, 150lb 14" springs, C/C plates
I've tried running my shocks all over the place, full tight, full loose, in the middle, doesn't seem to make a difference. Can't seem to get the front to really react much either way. I have a small amount of rake, but the front sits within an inch and a half of the rear measured from behind the front wheel to in front of the rear. Running the radials at 17psi. I do a decent burnout on them (not TOO much, but should be getting them warm). Seems like something in the suspension is screwed up. I can yank on the front fender with the shocks full loose and can barely raise the car at all. Some cars you can pull/push on the fender and get movement, not this one, it is TIGHT. rear suspension is more "normal" in that regard.
Even with the car leaving on very little rpm/boost it still fries them. I am LOST. On the slicks it went 1.35 60' but even then (as you can see in the video I posted) there was very little front suspension action. The tires were just sticky enough to compensate. I've got a buddies car that runs 6.7's and he pulls the wheels, I go 6.0's and it doesn't barely lift the front.
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