keeping my tires planted??
#1
keeping my tires planted??
i have just recently upgraded from 245s to 315s in the rear with hope that i would stick a lot more than I was, but i still want more. so what do i need suspension wise to help keep my a-- planted?
thanks for your time
thanks for your time
#2
RE: keeping my tires planted??
what kind of tire are you running? a315 shouldnt have any problems hooking assuming its a good tire.
upper and lower control arms is a good place to start. some good shocks/struts would be next
upper and lower control arms is a good place to start. some good shocks/struts would be next
#3
RE: keeping my tires planted??
i cant remember the brand off the top of my head but it is a europe tire with aa traction rating AA and im still rippin um lose at around 4 grand in first and if irip a shift its sideways again. Also i never knew a performance shocks will help wheel spin. and what control arms do you recommend
#7
RE: keeping my tires planted??
ORIGINAL: mattox03
i cant remember the brand off the top of my head but it is a europe tire with aa traction rating AA and im still rippin um lose at around 4 grand in first and if irip a shift its sideways again. Also i never knew a performance shocks will help wheel spin. and what control arms do you recommend
i cant remember the brand off the top of my head but it is a europe tire with aa traction rating AA and im still rippin um lose at around 4 grand in first and if irip a shift its sideways again. Also i never knew a performance shocks will help wheel spin. and what control arms do you recommend
get yourself a pair of et streets and you wont be able to spin them. 500hp and i hook with them and i only run a 275 wide tire
#8
RE: keeping my tires planted??
upper n lower control arms should help a bit n if you really want to spend the money for it tokico makes an electrically adjustable suspension where you can stiffen it up just when you need to grip n soften it for amazing handling... good luck tho
#9
RE: keeping my tires planted??
i have lakewood upper and lowers and i took my quad shocks off i hook on 245s in the rear it squats a whole lot more now than it used to try taking the quads off and get some 70/30s or 90/10s