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Help needed to set up up a Drag car
Let me start by saying I know these cars weren't made to be drag cars, but that’s what I’m slowly turning mine into.
Suspension isn't something I am familiar with, and my knowledge on it is not deep so I’d appreciate any pointers. I am currently on stock suspension with motor mounts and trans mount, hooking up is mere impossible, and I am even spinning 2nd gear running r888s warmed up( On streets). I will be using a slick/ skinny setup for the strip as i am hoping for 9s by the end of this drag season or next year. Things I’m looking into are Coils Bushings And disconnecting sway bars and such. Discuss away. |
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Shooting for a 9 second street car is no easy undertaking. I'm sure you're already aware of that. You may want to look into a solid rear axle setup which would involve quite a bit of time and effort. That's in addition to making the power you'll need for a 9 second pass as well as all the safety modifications that are required.
-Seth |
10 easy steps for a drag car.
Step 1, remove everything you can, like all of it!!! Down to bare metal. Step 2, build motor to handle huge boost Step 3, BOOOOOSSST Step 4, Clutch and drive line Step 5, Fat slicks Step 6, wide body so your slicks don't "poke" Step 7, Suspension so you can launch better/smother Step 8, Fix things as you brake them Step 9, Get fed up with wasting money Step 10, Sell car |
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I would at least go with DSS rear axles. Stock ones are weak, just a heads up |
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If you are spinning 2nd on r888s.... - Your post answered this. Scratch this... |
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Im still on the FA, stock trans too. I had 500whp give or take on my stock motor, i currently have a forged internal basic setup motor, and still running the same tune but its slightly detuned. Car is getting a hood exit atm, as my previous exhaust setup was a huge issue ( catted, numerous resonators and mufflers.) After that im hitting the dyno hoping for 700whp or so. |
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