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How can I increase traction to the rear. I know someone wants to say stickys or something. I want it to be DOT approved but Im think of more of a suspension change. Anything that will help keep my back end planted would be great. Currently I lowered the back and have upgrade sway bars.
Stickier tires, DRM has some brackets that add more squat, an alignment with less negative camber (sacrifice cornering for straight line), and learning to launch.
How can I increase traction to the rear. I know someone wants to say stickys or something. I want it to be DOT approved but Im think of more of a suspension change. Anything that will help keep my back end planted would be great. Currently I lowered the back and have upgrade sway bars.
Do you mean "...keep...back end planted..." in a straight line (drag racing), or do you mean cornering (comming out of turns/autoX/road track)? The setup you need depends partly on the answer to this question.
drag radials are DOT approved and are much stickier than "street" tires. Also lowering the psi in the rears helps a LOT even with regular tires. I dropped mine to 25 psi at the track and it shaved off a tenth off my ET. I know thats not a lot off a 14.4 second run but oh well
Do you mean "...keep...back end planted..." in a straight line (drag racing), or do you mean cornering (comming out of turns/autoX/road track)? The setup you need depends partly on the answer to this question.
David
Yes I want to get the rear end planted to the ground. Mainly the road is concerning me. I know road condition have to be in my favor but something has to help. I think that Im alittle moe loose in *** than the average vette. I got also a 30 for profille on my PS2s which probly isnt much help. I just feel that I had more traction with my 285/35/17 vises my 335/30/18. Whats a good street slick?
drag radials are DOT approved and are much stickier than "street" tires. Also lowering the psi in the rears helps a LOT even with regular tires. I dropped mine to 25 psi at the track and it shaved off a tenth off my ET. I know thats not a lot off a 14.4 second run but oh well
Ill take it down alittle and try it out I believe Im at 35 psi right now.
Stickier tires, DRM has some brackets that add more squat, an alignment with less negative camber (sacrifice cornering for straight line), and learning to launch.
Ill give them a call tomorrow and see what they got for me.