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SignUp Now!The weight should be supported on the spindle centerlines to prevent any weight transfer fore or aft. It probably won't make any difference. Let us know if it does.are on the axle tubes and the front jackstands are on the control arms with all the weight of car on them...i will put the tires in the front on blocks but i don't see what the difference would be......thanks Bob
According to my information, the riding height of the rear of your car is an inch to an inch and a half lower than stock. The IC result I have for your car is:No... stock height.... I crawled my fat @zz under there and used a magnetic angle finder... and a tape measure.... nothing super accurate... but should suffice OK I would think....
My understanding is you want the car to sit the way it sits on the ground...Easiest way to accoplish this is sitting on the wheels as I said before...Will it make a HUGE diff?? I don't know, but I would want to be sure.
According to my information, the riding height of the rear of your car is an inch to an inch and a half lower than stock. The IC result I have for your car is:
IC length is 128.9".
IC height is 14.5".
Anti-squat is 55.2".
Your axle housing points are very close to my numbers, so the tire must be close to stock diameter, but the body points range 1" to 1.5" lower than the numbers I have for a stock GN. I'm going to check my stock GN in the garage.I had GTA wheels with 245/50/16 tires... Other than that... I think it is all stock....
What and how much did the lakewood bars move?My reading revieled that the "no-hop" bars lakewood made for our cars moved the IC too much. I looked into lowering the rear lower mounting points...it would be a step in the right direction....
I heard 3". That's why I used that number in the other calculation. But if anyone knows the number to be different, please post it.i would like to know how much higher the no hop bars set the bars up to?
What and how much did the lakewood bars move?
Leaving all other points the same, you would need to drop the lower/rear mounting point over 6" to get within the suggested IC box for a 11.0ET. Not very realistic.
Don on your lower bars what the angle on them if you dont car to say? thanks
+1A quote off an excellent read IMHO about launching a drag car....
"For the most part, the IC is what is adjusted to get the initial hook and the shocks should be adjusted to maintain the traction throughout the 60'."
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Lengthwise, it's about 6" behind the shifter.
Figure the height is between 22-24 inches.
Percentage of total weight on the rear wheels: 43%.