smythge

On launch my rear tires rub, I am running 28x9 15s slicks.I don't want to roll my fender lip, I was considering an adjustable pinion snubber, not sure how well that will work? I am wondering how everyone else is preventing the rubbing? ,

mjr46

pinion snubber won't help.. that is to keep rear end from rotating and keep pinion angle at optimal setting.......where does rub occur??

smythge

rubs on the fender lip, I am guessing I am going to have to get some different rims, the ones I have are 4.5" back space, I think I am going to have to go with 5.5" any other way to limit the suspension travel?

mjr46

be careful with a deeper back spacing cause then it may rub the inner well

smythge

Exactly, I was looking at a bunch of pics of cars running similar size wheels they all look like they would rub, but the suspension doesn't seem to travel as far as mine, is there something to limit the travel?

FuzzyDiceRule

just man up and get a good shop to roll the fenders, mine were cheap, and it doesnt rub with my 275 wides on bullitts, so...

redpony88

always try some stiffer suspension. if your car sinks in the back, try some new stiff shocks, or just upgrade the whole thing

rudy7586

i had tha same problem!!!
i put air bags in tha bak springs n solved tha problem
u could also get adjustable lowers so u can adjust tha ride height but bags only cost like 60 each u only get one bag wit tha drag launch springs

primo232

I just installed these on my 90 GT. They were about an inch and a half longer than the stock springs that came out.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...w=32&N=700+

smythge

I just swapped my entire suspension. I am running Steeda Drag springs front and rear, lakewood 90/10 strutsin front and 50/50 shocksin the rear. Adjustable upper and lower control arms. I am going to add the air bag, at least to the passenger side but unsure how adding one to both sides is going to affect launches and sixty foot times any help is appreciated.