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Sep 15, 2010 | 05:14 PM

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rear wheel separation

I have some pictures from the holley fest of a launch. This was a 1.29 60'
I have the lower control arms in the bottom spot and it looks like I am hitting the tires to hard causing extreme separation raising the back end. Also looks like I need to tighten the limiters a little. Any help?

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very cool pic

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Sep 16, 2010 | 05:23 AM

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Probably tighten the rear shocks. What kind do you have?

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Probably tighten the rear shocks. What kind do you have?

QA1 single adjustables. those were set at 8 on the back, 9 on the front.
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I would try tightening the rear up 2 clicks and the front up 3.

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