Issues hooking 408 M6 2000 Z28... Help Me Please..
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Issues hooking 408 M6 2000 Z28... Help Me Please..
I'm just trying to get some info on what else i need to make my car launch better on the street from a roll an weight transfer better. This is a daily driven car made 527/475 on motor heads an cam only. I am running a set of weld draglights 15x3.5 15x10 on a 325/50/15 MT Et Street. So i am having hard time to get this car to hook even on 15lbz of pressure. What should i do next shocks,struts,springs or a BMR Drag Bar???
Current Suspension Mods:
BMR Adj Torque Arm
BMR Torque Arm Relocation Braket
BMR Adj Poly/Rod LCA's
BMR Adj Panhard Rod
Front Sway Bar Delete
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Stock Upper/Lower A-Arms
Stock ReaR Sway Bar
Stock Shocks/Struts/Springs
Current Suspension Mods:
BMR Adj Torque Arm
BMR Torque Arm Relocation Braket
BMR Adj Poly/Rod LCA's
BMR Adj Panhard Rod
Front Sway Bar Delete
Stock K Member
Stock Upper/Lower A-Arms
Stock ReaR Sway Bar
Stock Shocks/Struts/Springs
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It seems like instead of the car squating hard the rear end of the car wants to raise up it's weird... look at the degree of the rear end rake it has. I want to take out the spring isolaters, but i don't know if that will actually do it for me?
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The shocks will change the way the front of the car lifts when launching and help plant the rear tires. The drag bar will keep the car flat. And since the car is a M6 ditch the ET Street radials and get the bias ply ET Streets they will hook better on a stick car
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Check the LCA angle. I installed lowering brackets on mine and it was making the rear end rise. Had to put back in the stock location. They shouldn't be more than 2 deg.