drag racing
ORIGINAL: wells122
what kind of suspenion mods are needed for drag racing, but still be smooth for the street
what kind of suspenion mods are needed for drag racing, but still be smooth for the street
The car is capable of mid 13s with a very good driver, well prepped trackand cool weather. What kind of times were you looking for?
John
I have BMR lower control arms and the adjustable upper control arm. I like them just fine. Like others have already said, a cold air kit and tune will help out, as will drag radials and lots of practice.
The front sway bar is there to help control roll on curves. For drag racing, removing the sway bar obviously removes a few pounds of weight, but more importantly it allows the front tires to rise easier, thereby transferring weight to the rear tires. That obviously improves traction. But is really screws with spirited street driving. If you're not going to the track often, this mod isn't going to make that much difference for you.
Hope that helps.
John
The front sway bar is there to help control roll on curves. For drag racing, removing the sway bar obviously removes a few pounds of weight, but more importantly it allows the front tires to rise easier, thereby transferring weight to the rear tires. That obviously improves traction. But is really screws with spirited street driving. If you're not going to the track often, this mod isn't going to make that much difference for you.
Hope that helps.
John
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