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Re: Pure stock hobby metric set ups -
09-19-2006, 12:43 AM
We run 1000# front springs and stock ones in the back, 1" sway bar, pro shocks front and rear. This is all for a 1/4 high bank track with 23* of banking. The ride is too high at about 7-3/4" in the front so we need to do something with that. We do run a welded rear end, and we run 22570R-15 rights and 21570R-15 left side. We run a 2.73 rear with Turbo 350 in low. My driver is 13 years old and was solidly in the top ten till we fried a tranny. He is usually only off the pace by 2-3 tenths. So we are looking for improving our setup for next year as we only have one more race this year. any suggestions to help out would be great.
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Join Date: 10-02-2006
Location: bethel nc
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Re: Pure stock hobby metric set ups -
10-16-2006, 10:31 PM
i run a 81 malibu with 87 monte ss springs 785lbs 13/4 frt sway bar with 91 s10 spindles bigger stronger bearings and stock wagon rear springs oh yeah a 91 s10 tie rods and centerlink changes bumpstr to help car turn on kumho 759 radials good sitcky soft tire this setup was ran with open rearend try it i think youll be suprised
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Location: bethel nc
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Re: Pure stock hobby metric set ups -
11-27-2006, 10:27 PM
3/8 mile high bank oval with dogleg on front streech hard track to learn to drive seemed learning the marks and hitting them everytime realy paid off. sorry took long to get back been prepcar for thanksgiving race was a good weekend with a 3rd in thundercars and wife with a 4th in ucars took car with wrong mtr was no comp for other 2 cars finishing 1 lap down in thirty lap raceif can be any help give me a holler. thdennis west racer22
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Join Date: 09-03-2007
Location: Franklin County, Va.
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Re: Pure stock hobby metric set ups -
11-25-2007, 02:28 AM
JWO...where is the car pushing in the corner?
With your setup, it sounds like it may be going in? And with 23 degrees of banking your running 1000lb springs on both sides? I would think a 200lb hillbilly split would work better with that kind of banking, at least make the front of the car go into the turn easier. |
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Re: Pure stock hobby metric set ups -
11-26-2007, 10:56 PM
Sorry dude, I saw the date on the post, just not the year...
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