rear end suspension
#1
rear end suspension
In what order should you buy parts to update your rear end? I would like to buy a kit from maximum motorsports but i don't want to spend all that money at once. Does anyone know what to start with for a good drag race suspension? I already know DR's.
Oh by the way i just ordered a BBK O/R X pipe!
Oh by the way i just ordered a BBK O/R X pipe!
#2
RE: rear end suspension
DR's are a good start. Eibach sells a "drag launch set", which it says lowers your e.t. in the 1/4 between .2 and .4. Dont know how accurate that is, but you will also need some c/c plates, shocks/struts. Not sure what else, not very informative when it comes to suspension.
#5
RE: rear end suspension
Yeah all of the above is on the list but any ideas on the order in which I should buy? Like which parts work best by themselves. I don't want to buy a part that won't do anything untill others are put on. Unfortunately I won't be buying tires untill the ones I have need replacing.
#8
RE: rear end suspension
ORIGINAL: 01SilverGT
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates
3rd - u/l control arms, shocks/struts
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates
3rd - u/l control arms, shocks/struts
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates, shocks/struts
3rd - u/l control arms
#9
RE: rear end suspension
ORIGINAL: rbstang
When your doing lowering springs and c/c plates your might as well throw some new shocks/struts on there also other wise it will just be more work.
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates, shocks/struts
3rd - u/l control arms
ORIGINAL: 01SilverGT
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates
3rd - u/l control arms, shocks/struts
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates
3rd - u/l control arms, shocks/struts
1st - DR's
2nd - Lowering springs and c/c plates, shocks/struts
3rd - u/l control arms
#10
RE: rear end suspension
Fools....do it ALL at once.
You will have to remove your entire rear end suspension to do the U/L CA's....you will be putting more work on yourself doing it piece by piece.
Do springs, shocks, struts, U/L CA's all at once....trust me, you won't want to do it twice.
You will have to remove your entire rear end suspension to do the U/L CA's....you will be putting more work on yourself doing it piece by piece.
Do springs, shocks, struts, U/L CA's all at once....trust me, you won't want to do it twice.