Need advise for suspension set up (popping wheelies)
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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
Um the point is to not ""POP"" them...... pulling the wheels wastes time going foward.......and that is the goal.
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dare you say such a thing seriously though, whats with the "i wanna do wheelie's" threads lately?
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Originally Posted by NRC-Motorsports
dare you say such a thing seriously though, whats with the "i wanna do wheelie's" threads lately?
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Originally Posted by NRC-Motorsports
dare you say such a thing seriously though, whats with the "i wanna do wheelie's" threads lately?
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You can't tell me you all haven't screwed with your suspension to try and pull the wheels higher hahaha? I'm mad with my 1.30 60 ft's because I don't pick the wheels up high enough...
Given the information you supplied I'll assume just assume you have a 4 link haha, put the bars in the very bottom holes on the front mounts... That should get you heading in the right direction.
Given the information you supplied I'll assume just assume you have a 4 link haha, put the bars in the very bottom holes on the front mounts... That should get you heading in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by Hrod382
You can't tell me you all haven't screwed with your suspension to try and pull the wheels higher hahaha? I'm mad with my 1.30 60 ft's because I don't pick the wheels up high enough...
Given the information you supplied I'll assume just assume you have a 4 link haha, put the bars in the very bottom holes on the front mounts... That should get you heading in the right direction.
Given the information you supplied I'll assume just assume you have a 4 link haha, put the bars in the very bottom holes on the front mounts... That should get you heading in the right direction.
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Dont you guys know its all about pulling your wheels as high as possible to impress the crowd and then land and break all your ****? Theres nothing better... come on guys I thought you knew that.
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wow....took me a minute to get back to this thread.....glad yall are having fun with it.....i dont want my car to do it till it just starts happening i guess? i was just curious on what makes it happen....soft suspension in the rear and hard in the front front? i dont know jack when it comes to seting up suspension. car only puts out 373 rwhp and has a 3000 stall, so i dont see mine coming up anytime soon.....all suspension is stock
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lol. As long as you know pulling the wheels up is not a good thing it is just waisted time like NA$TY-TA mentioned prior to me. Very loose shocks up front and a stiff spring will do it for example a 90-10 shock up front is really loose and will unload very easy causing your front to come up easy. Many people go with 90-10's when they are having alot of problems hooking because it helps transfer weight much better but too much transfer and the front comes up and waisted time. For example many guys in the "drag world" use 60-40's from what I have seen because they dont have time to waist impressing the crowd with a bumper hitting wheelie and plus its expensive when it lands. What I have learned is just start loose up front and soft in rear and stiffen up the rear untill the tire unloads and then soften it up a bit. (squating is waisted effort as well) and tighten up the front untill you have traction issues again. Its all about finding that sweet spot and every car is different. Hope this helps some. And if anyone reads this and find me wrong then fu#$ you.....Just kidding just correct me Im not the brightest apple in the tree
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Originally Posted by chris2000ss
slicks,skinnies,big shot of N20 out of the hole should help
Mine only pop's an inch or so just as the Nitrous hitts fully but before the tire start spinning Last pass was 1.4x 60ft sideways past the tree