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i have a 98 auto and when i smash the gas the other night off of a a green light my tires bounce up in down really hard before i got moving. maybe my suspension is weak, what type of mods/parts do i need get.
but i smoked the ricer that tried to race me all he seen was pipes,lol
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 12secondv6: I run hotchkis boxed trailing arms.
Completely eliminated wheel hop when I had 410's
BMR is good also, and cheaper :D <hr></blockquote>
I too recommend Hotchkis boxed for drag ( I also never recommend tubular LCA ), and 1LE for autocross/HP street.
The hotchkis arms are very high quality but cost a good amount of money. I've so far never heard of a single problem in using a tubular LCA for drag race applications - but that does not mean they don't exist.
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dominic: The hotchkis arms are very high quality but cost a good amount of money. I've so far never heard of a single problem in using a tubular LCA for drag race applications - but that does not mean they don't exist.<hr></blockquote>
I would rather spend the money, and ensure my safety than buy WELDED tubular LCA. As an engineer I believe them to be unsafe.
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