monoleafed 94

Discussion in 'Suspension/Chassis' started by 73TRD, Nov 15, 2011.

  1. 73TRD

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    To bagged, you have way more room between your axle and frame then I do. They're just about touching on my truck lol. Haven't really had a problem with it though. The rear does wag a little bit when I push the clutch in but that's about it. I think of it as initiating a drift lol
     
  2. Ridi-Q-Less

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    D-arch your middle spring ur middle spring is where all your lift is at.
     
  3. 73TRD

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    Just did Autocross this last weekend and didn't even notice the rear swaying between shifts. Didn't catch a whole lot of traction with my 14s though haha. Finished first in the novice class. Next race is April 29th. I'll try to get videos up soon
     

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