Sagging?
Next ? Is about what kind of spring/ shock combo I should do... I am building a drag car with some streetability but not a whole lot... I see everyone talking about the qa1... Is that all around? Also what springs should go with those? Does lowering help in drag at all?
Sorry I have no idea about suspension so I'm looking at all the opinions that you guys have. Thanks
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Every BMR spring is compressed solid at the factory. Not once, but twice. This gives the spring its permanent set...and guarantees NO SAG. This allows BMR to offer a lifetime warranty against spring sag.
As for the rearend sitting lower on one side, this will normally happen if a car is lowered - or in your case, has sagging springs - due to the panhard rod system used to locate the rearend. It functions on a pivot point, therefore the rearend will sit further to one side or lower unless it is properly relocated. Our adjustable panhard bar was designed for this.






