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Old 01-01-2011, 01:48 PM
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My SS currently has the stock suspension and I plan on upgrading it for occasional drag strip use. It will be daily driven and see track time every other weekend.

I have looked around trying to find the best setup. I will be running the stock suspension and getting a BMR Adj. Torque Arm, Relocation Brackets, and Subframe Connectors.

Would this be a good setup for occasional track use? Any other suggestions would be helpful.
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My SS currently has the stock suspension and I plan on upgrading it for occasional drag strip use. It will be daily driven and see track time every other weekend.

I have looked around trying to find the best setup. I will be running the stock suspension and getting a BMR Adj. Torque Arm, Relocation Brackets, and Subframe Connectors.

Would this be a good setup for occasional track use? Any other suggestions would be helpful.
Maybe some drag radial
Old 01-02-2011, 12:48 AM
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i planned on going with drag radials and skinnies and taking the front sway bar off along with this setup
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should be a decent start, maybe the lca relo too, and a set of LCA's
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what rearend is in it now?
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stock rearend with 3.42 rear gear. owner before me said he had it rebuilt but i'm not 100% sure. he could've been feeding me bull crap.
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Looks like a nice list of parts.....

If you like give me a call here at the office and I can make sure you are getting what you need for your particular application.

Money is tight so no need in wasting any on parts you might not need



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