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LMAO. I aint got a clue as to what you just said.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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Its kind of like when you were a kid and someone farted at the dinner table. You knew that if you laughed you were gonna get your ass whipped by the ol man, but you just couldnt harness the laughter building up inside.Originally posted by OrangeChevyII View PostCliff notes:don't fuck with him.
That's what I gathered.
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What did you tell me your shocks were set to Saturday night?? 2 from firm on the front?? Did you adjust that with the slicks??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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Make sure the anti roll bar links aren't hitting the floor, and make sure the shocks aren't bottoming out in the rear.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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