how do i lift the front wheels
- make a frame over your car and mount the slide onto it
- attach something heavy (maybe even a Smart car) onto the slide block
- make it so that when you accelerate off the line, the smart car (assuming you mounted one) slides from the front to the back and hits a stop at the back; this stopping action will get the front of your car off the ground (probably give you whiplash) and will possibly make you end up vertical needing some help to get back on the track.
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There is a difference too between popping up and keeping the weight up.
Bolton cars with lots of gear and stall can lift the nose but lack the power to follow through and when the nose settles they spin a few feet out of the hole.
Photographer said when I first got there and the track was good it lifted 3" but he was not expecting that from and ugly taxi. After that the track went away a little and this is the best shot he got.
3.73s, 3400 stall, 27" Hoosier QTPs, Monroe shocks front, Bilstein rear, nothing fancy, just torque and traction.
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...MGR/gldpic.jpg
So in short, parts needed:
-good rear
-slicks, skinnies
-good clutch
Rev the **** outa it and drop the clutch.
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i got day light on the left by about oh 4 inches and the right about 1in on two runs when the track prep was amazing. im still on the stock k member and have the battery in the front. im doing the battery relo and putting a pa racing chromoly k member in the first of may and hoping it leaves good for the ltxshootout
rocking 4:10's this season too. good luck to u sir!





