Traction bar help
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Traction bar help Ok so i have a 95 t/a lt1 an i was wondering if its possible to put traction bars on it? I havent sene an 4th or newer gen f-body with them. But i need somthin to make my rear end stop spinning at launch. Or r there any tricks to it? I did have drag radials on it an it didnt catch traction till 3rd gear, so please let me knw what yall have
The thing that keeps f-bodies from getting traction is the stock stamped steel parts. When I first put in my adj panhard bar it fixed everything. Lower control arm and shocks help too
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From: Rochester, NY
Pretty sure the only thing traction bars do is eliminate wheel-hop on cars with leaf spring suspensions.
What brand of drag radials are you running? I've got BFG's and I can spin the **** out of them-- my car probably isn't even making 300rwhp.
I've also got an old set of Hoosiers on a different set of wheels that almost dead-hook. Last time I launched on those, my differential started singin' and it wasn't long till I needed a new set of gears and bearings.
If you've already got Hoosiers or Mickeys, try upgrading your suspension.
Start with cheaper stuff first-- relo brackets, subframe braces, rear LCA's. Then eventually get shocks, springs, and a torque arm.
What brand of drag radials are you running? I've got BFG's and I can spin the **** out of them-- my car probably isn't even making 300rwhp.
I've also got an old set of Hoosiers on a different set of wheels that almost dead-hook. Last time I launched on those, my differential started singin' and it wasn't long till I needed a new set of gears and bearings.
If you've already got Hoosiers or Mickeys, try upgrading your suspension.
Start with cheaper stuff first-- relo brackets, subframe braces, rear LCA's. Then eventually get shocks, springs, and a torque arm.
