Will changing my back eiabach pro kit rear springs help hook
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Will changing my back eiabach pro kit rear springs help hook
I'm wondering if changing back lowering springs to stock and keeping the front with the lowering springs would help with traction and will hop
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Lca relocation brackets would help more. I recently changed my rear springs back to stock springs ( just for the track) and my 60 ft sucked. It seems my front end doesn't lift at all. Plus having sportlines in the front and new stock springs in the back I just looked dumb lol.
But being lowered as soon as I put on Lca relocation brackets all wheel hop was gone
But being lowered as soon as I put on Lca relocation brackets all wheel hop was gone
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Heater Hose mod your stock springs, ditch the LCA relocation brackets.
What tire combination are you trying to hook on with a 6 Speed? I'm assumeing the 4.10s in your signature are in a stock 10 bolt?
I have eibach proline front springs, 1LE rear springs/heater hose mod and bilstiens on all 4 corners... Relocation brackets help the handleing by opening up the suspension geometry, which is nice for a street car.
I've never seen a car hook better because of them. 90% of the F-Body's that hook, the LCA's are either level or slightly higher on the axle side, which places more of the Instant Center towards the rear, aiding in weight transfer to the rear tires/lifting the nose.
What tire combination are you trying to hook on with a 6 Speed? I'm assumeing the 4.10s in your signature are in a stock 10 bolt?
I have eibach proline front springs, 1LE rear springs/heater hose mod and bilstiens on all 4 corners... Relocation brackets help the handleing by opening up the suspension geometry, which is nice for a street car.
I've never seen a car hook better because of them. 90% of the F-Body's that hook, the LCA's are either level or slightly higher on the axle side, which places more of the Instant Center towards the rear, aiding in weight transfer to the rear tires/lifting the nose.