high 12's low 13's
#11
RE: high 12's low 13's
Here's some control arms that work great and are lightfor the price.
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=225
I would change to 4.10 gears, get the sticky tires, and 125 hit of nitrous. If you can drive there should be no problem running in the 12s. Have you ever run at the drag strip before?
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=225
I would change to 4.10 gears, get the sticky tires, and 125 hit of nitrous. If you can drive there should be no problem running in the 12s. Have you ever run at the drag strip before?
#12
RE: high 12's low 13's
i was reading a thread and theres a guy with gears and 275 MT tires and he has 13.6 in the 1/4 in his sig. so i think i should be able to get low 13's or even closer mids with what i want to put on. no i have not ran at a strip before, the only way i would is if i got a trailer for my jeep cause i would be afraid of something blowing on my car, i want a quick street car, that i can built up for cheap (the fox owner dream) just a fun car for me. plu i love beating on my buddies supercharger BMW, i want to kill him even more when my car comes out of storage
#14
RE: high 12's low 13's
Get your suspension right before you go and don't set your expectations to high, those damn 1/4 mile clocks will hurt your feelings. It takes a lot of seat time to get your driving optimal, and doing it on the street is completely different than it is on the strip.
#16
RE: high 12's low 13's
are those control arms off ebay any good? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/87-88...ayphotohosting
#19
RE: high 12's low 13's
omg those endelbrocks are way to much money for me. can i just go with lakewood upper and lowers? plus could i use a set of these at all ? http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku