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Old Sep 4, 2004 | 08:36 AM
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Originally posted by qitstrn
Wheelie bars keep the front tires planted. Without them you get weight transfer to the rear taking weight off of the front. Plus it helps the car go straight. I'm telling you with that kind of strain you can break an axel in 3rd or 4th. If that happens the car goes straight in to the wall most of the time. plus would you want to break a set of axels that cost $500? They clearly are not meant for that kind of power. Well i cant afford axels right now so i'm going to the track anyways. I sold my old slicks because they were only 22x8. I got a 10 point chromoly cage that race related is supposed to weld in this week. that is if he has the cars already done he is working on. I'm calling him Monday to see if he is ready for me.
Well I didn't need the explanation on wheelie bars. Engineers have some knowledge you know. I am just saying you don't need them to run 9s. People have also run 10s on pegged leg and stock axle setups. I agree having the right stuff is pertinent to a solid setup, but it is not out of the question to accomplish your goals with what you have.
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