Front end travel, ride height, pinion angle, shock settings, etc.
#23
Here's my take on the car having a level or even height. If the car has a 30" tall rear tire and a 26" tall front tire, that's a total a 4" difference. Given that we're talking in terms of a round part, you have to divide that by 2. So if the car was "even", then the car should have a 2" higher measurment.
For instance, let's say I took a measurement from the ground to the center edge of the fender and it was 28" in the front. The rear should be 30". Doesn't that make sense? If I were to get it "level", then it would sit up awfully high in the front having a huge gap.
For instance, let's say I took a measurement from the ground to the center edge of the fender and it was 28" in the front. The rear should be 30". Doesn't that make sense? If I were to get it "level", then it would sit up awfully high in the front having a huge gap.
#30
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We still have some tuning, we only have 32* of timing on the motor and still haven't touched the chassis minus a rear shock adjustment, we're going to try to raise the ladder bar one hole and limit the front travel some and put a couple degrees in it and let it rip.
He wants to sale it though, I got him bit with the f-body bug and he wants to run a drag radial camaro.
#34
Race your car!
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Car should run a 9 second pass leaving off the footbrake easy.