View Poll Results: Inches Off?
1in
19
24.36%
2in
12
15.38%
3in
7
8.97%
4in
3
3.85%
5in
2
2.56%
6in
7
8.97%
7in
2
2.56%
8in
5
6.41%
9in
0
0%
10in
0
0%
11in
0
0%
HOLY CRAP A FOOT!!!!
21
26.92%
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Have you lifted em on Radials???
02-19-2006, 12:59 PM
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Dont know how many inches but I pulled them on Radials last Wednesday night. Prolly like 4-5 inches. 1.481 60' on 275/60/15 MT Drag Radials.
If the car is set upo correctly you dont want to pull them all that much. You want to car to go out not up.
If the car is set upo correctly you dont want to pull them all that much. You want to car to go out not up.
02-20-2006, 12:05 AM
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In my videos from Feb 13th I was stretching the front suspension pretty hard on some 1.80 60s. 275/40/17 MT et streets No real power for wheel stands yet. mods in sig
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02-20-2006, 12:42 AM
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i have on et street radials
i was at the track and my boy up in the stands told me the right side was up about 8ins which means the left was more
i also have hal rs upfront set at 1
i was at the track and my boy up in the stands told me the right side was up about 8ins which means the left was more
i also have hal rs upfront set at 1
02-20-2006, 10:11 PM
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why do you always talk about putting things on the bumper madman? honestly, the other chasis guys i've talked to wouldn't even mention setting a car up to put it on the bumper since that would be a huge mistake. why is it that you seem to take pride in sitting a car on the bumper when that is the most unaffective thing that can possibly be done? just curious on how you see this.
02-20-2006, 10:38 PM
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5-6" consistantly. a couple of "oh shats" then the car broke loose or i let out. A guy that i run with here allmost went on the bumper but saved it. it crushed a few header tubes on the way down. We both are running the MT DR 325/50/15.
02-21-2006, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
why do you always talk about putting things on the bumper madman? honestly, the other chasis guys i've talked to wouldn't even mention setting a car up to put it on the bumper since that would be a huge mistake. why is it that you seem to take pride in sitting a car on the bumper when that is the most unaffective thing that can possibly be done? just curious on how you see this.
02-21-2006, 06:55 AM
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that has to be the dumbest thing i've heard, you wouldn't say that "if you havn't been on the bumper you might have just set it up right the first time?" how come there are guys that go out and cut 1.30 60' times on true 10.5s and never pull the tires more than 6-12" and hook perfect, guess they're doing something wrong.
02-21-2006, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
that has to be the dumbest thing i've heard, you wouldn't say that "if you havn't been on the bumper you might have just set it up right the first time?" how come there are guys that go out and cut 1.30 60' times on true 10.5s and never pull the tires more than 6-12" and hook perfect, guess they're doing something wrong.
Thread is Asking if you "have" lifted em. No more of your bitching, it may not be the most efficent way to get down the 1/4 mile, but its ******* amazing to see a 3200lb car on 2 wheels.
02-21-2006, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 1993CaMaRoZ28ofIdAhO
Thread is Asking if you "have" lifted em. No more of your bitching, it may not be the most efficent way to get down the 1/4 mile, but its ******* amazing to see a 3200lb car on 2 wheels.
This is one of the coolest bumper pics I've seen.
02-21-2006, 04:50 PM
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yeah, that car sat on the bumper and only destroyed a set of headers, oil pan, and probably some more parts. not to mention ******* the bumper up. lifting the tires is cool, i've done it and it was pimp, but sitting it on the bumper because you don't have the knowledge to setup your car correctly is NOT cool or fun, or funny...
02-21-2006, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
yeah, that car sat on the bumper and only destroyed a set of headers, oil pan, and probably some more parts. not to mention ******* the bumper up. lifting the tires is cool, i've done it and it was pimp, but sitting it on the bumper because you don't have the knowledge to setup your car correctly is NOT cool or fun, or funny...
02-21-2006, 05:50 PM
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No more than an inch..........set up just right.
1.53 60' in all 3 pics..............345/30/18 bfg dr or MT ET Street 26 x 11.50 x 17" with a 275/35/18 in front
and then with CCW skinny up front
Next skinnys and CCW 26 x 11.50 x 16s
1.53 60' in all 3 pics..............345/30/18 bfg dr or MT ET Street 26 x 11.50 x 17" with a 275/35/18 in front
and then with CCW skinny up front
Next skinnys and CCW 26 x 11.50 x 16s