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Time to stiffin the rear suspension up a little and add some wheel limiters to the front. That should plant the tires harder and give a better reaction time. Just a though though.
#47
Originally Posted by SMOKY
Time to stiffin the rear suspension up a little and add some wheel limiters to the front. That should plant the tires harder and give a better reaction time. Just a though though.
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If you are not spinning, you might eke out a bit more by playing with the suspension, but you also might need more power or converter to 60ft harder, what converter are you running now?
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
If you are not spinning, you might eke out a bit more by playing with the suspension, but you also might need more power or converter to 60ft harder, what converter are you running now?
Performance:
Stainless 1 3/4-inch longtube headers
Magnaflow mufflers dumped off of the collectors
Direct-Flo air lid
LS6 intake
PTB ported throttle body
Custom ram air intake
160* thermostat
Taylor Spiro-Pro 8mm plug wires
15x4 Centerline Convo Pros w/ Kumho 165R15 radials
15x7.5 Centerline Convo Pros w/ 275/50/15 Mickey Thompson ET Street radials
Suspension/Chassis:
UMI subframe connectors
UMI chrome moly torque arm
Spohn lower control arm relocation brackets
Spohn chrome moly lower control arms
Spohn chrome moly panhard rod
Spohn chrome moly 1" rear sway bar
QA1 "R" front drag shocks w/ 275lb springs
Competition Engineering rear drag shocks w/ stock, cut springs
Airlift passenger side drag bag
Lakewood driveshaft safety loop
Drivetrain:
Stage 4 FLT 4l60e transmission
Yank Pro Thruster 4400 stall torque converter
LS2 flexplate
B&M transmission cooler
GM 3.42 gears
TA rear end girdle
Electronics:
Dyno tuned with HP Tuners by Straightline Performance
Aeroforce OBD2 Scan Guage