What style suspension?
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ok, ive known this guy for awhile, his name is bo..oddly enough.. hes got a 9 sec 85 fbody and swears the suspension he has is better than a chassis mount t/a. well from wht he said its some weird hybrid 4 link or something, i think its a morrison bar setup or something like that. it eliminates the t/a. now heres the thing the t/a setups have gotten waaay down there in the single digits. is it the geometry of the car, the drivetrain setup or is the t/a less setup just plain better? his setup is a 383 with 11-12ish:1 compression, super vic i believe and a dual stage setup with a 150 plate for out of the hole and a 250 fogger after that. what do you all think? hopefully madman and other avid/savvy chassis guys will chime in.
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he probably has the old Southside style set up. It worked but there was no adjustability for different tracks.
I dont believe the Torque Arm style set up has been fully exploited. Amazingly alot of the new Mustang chassis that are being built have torque arms on them.
I dont believe the Torque Arm style set up has been fully exploited. Amazingly alot of the new Mustang chassis that are being built have torque arms on them.
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Originally Posted by MADMAN
he probably has the old Southside style set up. It worked but there was no adjustability for different tracks.
I dont believe the Torque Arm style set up has been fully exploited. Amazingly alot of the new Mustang chassis that are being built have torque arms on them.
I dont believe the Torque Arm style set up has been fully exploited. Amazingly alot of the new Mustang chassis that are being built have torque arms on them.
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Originally Posted by 8KickassRS9
huh?..
oh well