correct method and order for suspension adjustment?
The number one thing I see wrong with most chassis setups is not enough air in the rear tires. You need to run as much air as possible . Too little air will cause the car to spin before too much air. Number 2 is what Gizmo said about ride height and alignment. Any bind or anything causing drag will slow the car down. I do agree with buying the best parts your pocket book will allow, thats not always the most expensive. Get your parts from manufacturers that build them in the USA AND actually know how to tune them and install them.
The next thing is go and TEST, write down your changes and make ONE change at a time. I have been building these cars since they came out and I am lucky to have customers who understand the need to test. Thats where you learn what works and what doesnt.
The bottom line is that you want the torque arm to do the work. Not the lower control arms.
The number one thing I see wrong with most chassis setups is not enough air in the rear tires. You need to run as much air as possible . Too little air will cause the car to spin before too much air. Number 2 is what Gizmo said about ride height and alignment. Any bind or anything causing drag will slow the car down. I do agree with buying the best parts your pocket book will allow, thats not always the most expensive. Get your parts from manufacturers that build them in the USA AND actually know how to tune them and install them.
The next thing is go and TEST, write down your changes and make ONE change at a time. I have been building these cars since they came out and I am lucky to have customers who understand the need to test. Thats where you learn what works and what doesnt.
Edit, Strange 12 bolt and steel drive shaft..






