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LCA'S with relocation brackets, phb, torque arm, sfc's, and obviously the front suspension parts like k-member, upper and lower a-arms. The best bang for your buck will probably be LCA'S and phb, but if you can get them all that would be best. Perferably fully adjustable if it's possible.
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Subframe connectors first ia t top car. Then LCA and panhard bar. Then the rear track pack from bmr help a lot to keep the car straight down the track. Remove front sway bar as well. Solid mounts help some. I don't prefer adjustable LCA. Boxed ones are better than tub as well in my experiance.
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Not sure why you guys are suggesting a panhard rod. All that does is keep the rear centered - an upgraded piece won't do anything towards increasing traction. The SINGLE most important piece of your suspension is the TIRES.
For the front, QA1s, 275# springs. Tubular components help also - anything you can do to lighten up the front end will help dramatically.
For the rears, LCAs with relo brackets, drag shocks (Comp 3-ways work great and are reasonably priced), OEM springs, Wolfe (or equivalent) drag bar, SFCs, and a good solid torque arm (I have the Spohn).
I have that setup and 60' in the 1.43-1.45 range (vid).
For the front, QA1s, 275# springs. Tubular components help also - anything you can do to lighten up the front end will help dramatically.
For the rears, LCAs with relo brackets, drag shocks (Comp 3-ways work great and are reasonably priced), OEM springs, Wolfe (or equivalent) drag bar, SFCs, and a good solid torque arm (I have the Spohn).
I have that setup and 60' in the 1.43-1.45 range (vid).
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I'm wanting the car to 60 in the high 1.5's low 1.6's with my set up think its doable with the 4k stall the suspension mods and 3.73's
won't have any of the front suspension done anytime soon due to the motor and tranny already being in looking at a set of pro stars right now and will probably get a set of mickeys on them and do the summit wheels for the street like talked about in the previous threads.
won't have any of the front suspension done anytime soon due to the motor and tranny already being in looking at a set of pro stars right now and will probably get a set of mickeys on them and do the summit wheels for the street like talked about in the previous threads.
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I'm wanting the car to 60 in the high 1.5's low 1.6's with my set up think its doable with the 4k stall the suspension mods and 3.73's
won't have any of the front suspension done anytime soon due to the motor and tranny already being in looking at a set of pro stars right now and will probably get a set of mickeys on them and do the summit wheels for the street like talked about in the previous threads.
won't have any of the front suspension done anytime soon due to the motor and tranny already being in looking at a set of pro stars right now and will probably get a set of mickeys on them and do the summit wheels for the street like talked about in the previous threads.
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