How are Drag Springs for normal Driving
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mine work fine.....running coilovers in the rear with spherical bushed adjustable upper and lower arms, and adjustable shocks on all 4 corners with quick disconnects on front sway bar.
street manners are very acceptable!
awsome! traction!
if you have the power & slicks, this set up will be a wheel stander!!!!!
street manners are very acceptable!
awsome! traction!
if you have the power & slicks, this set up will be a wheel stander!!!!!
also, invest in frame connectors and torque box reinforcements! any mods 2 improve traction can be taken away by body flex.
a well set up suspension makes a world of difference!
a roll cage is also a help. i know it adds weight but.........it helps stiffen chassis reduceing power robbing body flex.
a well set up suspension makes a world of difference!
a roll cage is also a help. i know it adds weight but.........it helps stiffen chassis reduceing power robbing body flex.
def1eppard
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I've had my 50/50 Lakewood shocks and rear eibach drag springs on for a while. It felt pretty nice, but not a big difference from the lowering springs and koni shocks that were on it.
However, I just got my front springs and 90/10 struts put on yesterday...and man...these are NOT race only....sure they aren't good for cornering...but my car rides like a caddy now! I went over my typical neighborhood bumps to test it out. With my old setup it hurt when I hit big bumps and made a horrible THUD...with the new setup...i feel like i'm ridin on glass.
However, I just got my front springs and 90/10 struts put on yesterday...and man...these are NOT race only....sure they aren't good for cornering...but my car rides like a caddy now! I went over my typical neighborhood bumps to test it out. With my old setup it hurt when I hit big bumps and made a horrible THUD...with the new setup...i feel like i'm ridin on glass.
