What setting does everyone run their rear Hals?
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What setting does everyone run their rear Hals?
I've tried everything from 1-6 clicks and can't find a good spot. 6 seems too stiff and anything lower than 4 is too soft. What a pain...
What's everyone else running and what are ur 60ft times?
What's everyone else running and what are ur 60ft times?
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I just got a set of coil overs on all 4 corners. i was told 4 or 5 Rr & 1 or 2 Frt.
whent to the track tonight, only got 3 runs & the track sucked ***. 1.93. my best befor was 1.86,need more seat time.
whent to the track tonight, only got 3 runs & the track sucked ***. 1.93. my best befor was 1.86,need more seat time.
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I am in the same boat.
It seams that most that 60's well are running between 4 to 6 in the rear and 2 to 4 in the front. There are so many other things to consider (springs, tire psi, pinion angle, TQ arm location, ect.)
I went out last week for only the second time with the new set and run a best of 1.64 with rear 4 and the front 3.
Also, some will say to run the right rear one click tighter.
It seams that most that 60's well are running between 4 to 6 in the rear and 2 to 4 in the front. There are so many other things to consider (springs, tire psi, pinion angle, TQ arm location, ect.)
I went out last week for only the second time with the new set and run a best of 1.64 with rear 4 and the front 3.
Also, some will say to run the right rear one click tighter.
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4 in the rear is usually the sweet spot on my car, with 1 set up front. Really my car seems to hook on anything between 3 and 6 in the rear and 1 and 3 up front. I would say maybe it's time to focus on the torque arm adjustment. I have not had to play with mine yet but I want to. I still think I should be able to pull a 1.49 out of my setup but the best I have got so far is 1.51 at GIR. I am curious if there is a better setting on my torque arm.
BTW, tires I seem to do best with my QTP's set at 16 to 18.
BTW, tires I seem to do best with my QTP's set at 16 to 18.
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My fronts are dialed in...I run them @ 3 if i go softer it unloads too quickly. 4 in the rears seems to work the best so far.
I thought people ran the rears between 4-6, but I read that along time ago and wanted to double check.
Thanks for the replies
I thought people ran the rears between 4-6, but I read that along time ago and wanted to double check.
Thanks for the replies
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Fronts at 2 (am actually going to try setting a little higher to 3 or 4 and see what happens), and rears at 6. Cut a best of 1.47 60' And averaged 1.51's. Hopefully my new rear swaybar and lca relocate brackets along with messin with the front shock settings a little will cut that 60' down, cuz i'm initially hooking and then the rear is unloading and blowin the tires off!
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Rears at 10
fronts at 1 with R-series only.
Best of 1.27 60ft when the front tires actually trip the lights instead of the rears tripping the lights. LOL
fronts at 1 with R-series only.
Best of 1.27 60ft when the front tires actually trip the lights instead of the rears tripping the lights. LOL