will drag shocks help me.
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I have almost stock suspension, short ta and fc's. If I go with a 90/10 shock upfront and 50/50 in the rear will I get a better launch. right now if I let the car flash at the line to launch I can get it to pull one wheel off the ground.
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The best 60ft I got was 1.58 on these et streets , I have been thinking of going back to a slick because the et streets are almost worn out. I'm starting to spin alil off the line when I flash the car instead of setting the rpm then launchin.
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The best 60ft I got was 1.58 on these et streets , I have been thinking of going back to a slick because the et streets are almost worn out. I'm starting to spin alil off the line when I flash the car instead of setting the rpm then launchin.
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Any kind of suspension mod is will help if it is the correct mod for the application. I LOVE my QA1 shocks. I drag race my car as well as some street "fun". I run the 12 way adjustable shocks, tunnel mount torque arm, 9", adj lca with relocation brackets, adj panhard bar, and aftermarket springs on my car and it hooks up great! If you dont want to spend that much I also have a friend that runs Competition Engineering 3 way adjustable drag shocks (i wanna say they were like 70 a piece) and his car dead hooks with 28" Hoosier slicks, and a BMR trac pac on a 150 shot out of the hole. I know only these two set ups and can honestly say they work.
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my car leaves hard as hell right now, I was thinking of going with a spohn drag bar. the short ta I'm running really made a difference in the way it launches now i just need it to keep launch level like in the pic. half of my launches the car lifts up one side and the other stays on the ground. I would rather it just stay level during launches I don't want it to twist.
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my car leaves hard as hell right now, I was thinking of going with a spohn drag bar. the short ta I'm running really made a difference in the way it launches now i just need it to keep launch level like in the pic. half of my launches the car lifts up one side and the other stays on the ground. I would rather it just stay level during launches I don't want it to twist.
We also offer a drag bar that is used on some of the fastest stock suspension cars in the country yet is strong enough for street duty. Our swaybar is also contoured around the shock area to prevent the issue of the swaybar hitting the body of the shocks.
The part # for our bar would be the XSB001 which fits all aftermarket rearends.
Additional information regarding the XSB001 can be found HERE