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Coupe50h 09-23-2007 03:48 AM

Car lifted finally
 
And im gonna try and NOT do it again.
beat my 1.71 60' with a 1.700, not a big difference, but I actually felt the car carry over to the rightside wall, ran a 13.00 @ 104? was it the lift? 5k launch? was a hotlap, but i need consistency.
Cant figure out why the mph is down? newest mods:
I put the battery in the trunk, and got some vert motor mounts, D/s loop, also installed the trick flow valve springs in place of the comp cams ones I had.

Ran another run but missed 3rd:confused: been a while for that to happen, but that launch was around 4k, felt like a 12 sec run, was not used to the pro tree, so i just flashed the gas real quick, I Might need a shift light.
10 psi in the slicks.
some guys asked me how i get it to launch like "that" and "what kind of springs in the rear" I laughed and told them it was the stock 17 yr old ones, with lakewood 50/50 rear/ monroe oem's front. Wish i had some tokico's in the front.

Dark_5.0 09-24-2007 12:34 AM

Re: Car lifted finally
 
I have pulled a 1.59 and didnt lift the wheels:mad:

I am not hating though, CONGRATS!!!:D

USMC302 09-24-2007 09:31 AM

Re: Car lifted finally
 
Make sure you didn't rip a bushing on the rear control arms. I had that problem a lot and then put solid control arms in and started launching straight. I figured the subframe connectors would have provented it but once the cage gets in, I won't have to worry about it. Congrats on lifting though.

Coupe50h 09-26-2007 12:06 AM

Re: Car lifted finally
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by USMC302 (Post 332336)
Make sure you didn't rip a bushing on the rear control arms. I had that problem a lot and then put solid control arms in and started launching straight. I figured the subframe connectors would have provented it but once the cage gets in, I won't have to worry about it. Congrats on lifting though.

Thnx, but it wasnt a major lift or anything, just a split second yank, definately was hooking though
But the tubular subframes i have, seem to still allow the body to twist, I have welded axle tubes, but I know my upper control arm bushings are toast, and possiby one of the lowers.
I was more concerned with the mph being down, but I will be seeing a dyno soon I hope, I know my Fuel psi is probaly not right on, track was too crowded to run multiple tune passes.:rolleyes:
until next time guys.:D

Coupe50h 10-08-2007 11:34 PM

Re: Car lifted finally
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dark_5.0 (Post 332334)
I have pulled a 1.59 and didnt lift the wheels:mad:


you must be doing something right.:)

Well Put the stang on the lift today, turns out one of my poly bushings on the lca pass side, is split in half, So I guess i'll post when i really lift :(
uca's are thrashed too, I know what my next mods will be at least.
Later

USMC302 10-26-2007 08:00 AM

Re: Car lifted finally
 
Man did I call that or what! The bushings will start ripping once you start hooking hard, and then it's a domino efffect, we hook harder, so we rip bushings, we put better bushings in, then we break the tranny, we beef up the trans and break an axle, beef up the axles and only to break the diff, beef up the diff only to break the axle housing, so on and so on. LOL, anyway, UPR sales some good chrome moly control arms. Good luck.


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