Lowering affect 60ft??
Will lowering my car hurt its 60 ft??....I have stock 4cyl springs and it transfers weight pretty good now..If I lower it will it not weight transfer as good??
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yeah it can dramatically affect how well the car comes off the line with street tires
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Yes, it will take the ability of transferring weight out of your suspension. Unless you have a fully built race car with a ladder set-up you do not want to be to low to the ground.
To low on a non race car will usually get you a lot of wheel hop or spinning. |
Whats a ladder setup??...Sorry if thats a dumb question Im new to the Mustangs.
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ladder bars, its a rac setup. like a 4 link i think?
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Originally Posted by evocrazy1
ladder bars, its a rac setup. like a 4 link i think?
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well if you want to know my setup i'll tell i cut 1.63's all day long on a 26 x 10
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Originally Posted by evocrazy1
well if you want to know my setup i'll tell i cut 1.63's all day long on a 26 x 10
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i have steed aluminum lowers, and upper (rear control arms), GT rear spring with 1/2 coil cut off each. no sway bar, Lakewood 50/50 shocks, in the front no sway bar 4 cyl springs, lakewood 70/30 struts
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https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/v...timage&id=2536
Heres my car with Moroso drag springs cut.. Very low... https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/v...timage&id=2006 And here is the take off...Cuttin 1.40's 60ft... Straight as an arrow on launch. Just lucky I guess.. |
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