Noyzee

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nothing crazy, i had them set high but i wasnt sure how they would hit, i wanted to be sure i didnt smash my bumper. so from this pic it tells me i can set them up atleast 2" higher maybe 3 which im happy about

FRCJim

Nice hookin , raise them for gratuitous wheelstand pics .

DannoWS6

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Curious, are they helping your 60" so far?

ATVracr

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Probably wouldnt need them if you limited the front end travel.

Noyzee

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i have not had time to test them just keep the car off the bumper

Noyzee

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i bought limiters and didnt put them on. i didnt want to weld them on and hurt my paint. lol so i did the bars.
im going to get it set up and working then i will probably pull them off
after i got them on however, i liked em and maybe they will stay on

ATVracr

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Test what?

I'm with you on the keeping it off the bumper... it wasnt cheap when I did it.

But I would still put limiters on the car, your wasting motion/energy letting the shocks extend that much.
Limit the travel and it will probably react faster and 60' faster.

TTPMatt

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Oh you too? That's why I made these bars for Noyzee extra strong!!! LOL we are going to use the same bars for our car to start out on. Most of my class regulations prohibit the use of wheelie bars though. We'll use them to dial in the suspension...

Noyzee

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test hights of the bars. higher and lower to see if it goes faster.

id like to limit it but without welding. lol

ATVracr

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Mine wasnt quite as bad as yours but it cost me a oil pan, headers, trans. case. .... the second time I caught it early and it only touched the headers and cracked the oil pan.

We have been thinking about putting a set on for testing.

Noyzee

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last year i caught myself just in time.
i ended up with a little flat spot on my mufflers with some rubber from the track on the headers. it was a close call. thats why i have the bars this year

camaro1053

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brad i always loved the wheelies your car did take those things off and let it rip

Jokeman

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They need to come up a few inches!

Fireball

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based on my conversations with MADMAN...thats definately the case. what height do you have them set at now?

TTPMatt

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Fireball: Brad was concerned with the bumper hitting with the bars, so he kept them low. He will adjust them accordingly now.

- Matt

CamaroRacing12

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lol i thought by the title this post was about something different...

Noyzee

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100% correct. i had them down about 2" from my bumper about 13" off the ground to the bolt on the wheels, but the way everything moves that was not high enouph, i cranked them up about 2 more inches they are almost at my bumper now, i have about 1 more inche to crank, but thats a good 3-4" at the wheels so i should be in good shape

JL ws-6

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You're gonna have to put a couple notches in the bumper for the bars to clear when it's all said and done.

Noyzee

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I might have to do that, if that is the case however i think i might do somthing like ken did with his pro mod set up. i liked that alot

JL ws-6

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Yeah, the notches on that aren't very big and don't look bad IMO. If you have the ground effect that goes all the way around on the back, it will require a deeper notch, but not a huge deal.

Or are you referring to the !t-top area mod?