Chassis setup question
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This was on my 9.8 pass.. look how the car lifts.
Why does it do this? How do I keep the back down?
suspension is 90/10's on 14-175 QA1's on the front
Rear is BMR uppers, solid lowers, 4 cyl springs, 50/50 shocks.
Its like a cat that jumps up.
60 foot on 17's was 1.50
This was on my 9.8 pass.. look how the car lifts.
Why does it do this? How do I keep the back down?
suspension is 90/10's on 14-175 QA1's on the front
Rear is BMR uppers, solid lowers, 4 cyl springs, 50/50 shocks.
Its like a cat that jumps up.
60 foot on 17's was 1.50
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Last edited by Razor; Nov 18, 2010 at 02:22 PM.
Have you tried disconnecting the anti roll bar?
Edit*
I forgot, you have SSM lowers right? Ditch em'!!
Then again... Why fuck with a good thing?
Edit*
I forgot, you have SSM lowers right? Ditch em'!!
Then again... Why fuck with a good thing?
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Last edited by Na306StAnG; Nov 18, 2010 at 03:47 PM.
I ditched the tq arm and went with sid uppers and lowers
Without the antiroll it twists to the right really hard. You can put a basketball between the drivers tire and fender when it left
When I brake tq the car it goes up like if it had slapped bars
Could the rear shocks do this?
Without the antiroll it twists to the right really hard. You can put a basketball between the drivers tire and fender when it left
When I brake tq the car it goes up like if it had slapped bars
Could the rear shocks do this?
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89 Mustang GT
9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
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89 Mustang GT
9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
I would say this is the SSM arms....OLD technology. Every set up article I read says start with rear square in car "of course" and with lower arms paralell to the ground "or as close as possible" and then make pinion angle adjustments with the uppers
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89 Mustang GT
9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
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89 Mustang GT
9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
The lower control arms look like a solid tube with a sperical on one end and a poly on the other
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9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
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89 Mustang GT
9.040 at 153.13 1.502 60ft Hoosiers 275/60 Jan 2012
True-Street trim
348, 88 t4 .96, pump gas
www.alkycontrol.com
There will be a brack that is welded / tacked to the factory lower control arm mounts on the rearend and it will have a bolt there usually and then a bolt through the control arm itself, through the added brackets.
This is on a G-body, but will look the same on a Fox. Cant find it, but I read somewhere they have like 5 degrees of built into them if uppers are stock length
Last edited by GNs-r-slow; Nov 18, 2010 at 05:31 PM.


