How high is safe so the front end trips beam all the time?

Ringguth61 · 05-23-2014, 12:58 AM

I'm in a different situation with my front end only tripping the beam when I go through the finish line not on the throttle? (I'm assuming with the spook em numbers)

How much does tire growth and the chassis being under power load move the front end up? I know the beams are anywhere from 5.5 to 8" high but I just want something that consistently trips the beam whether I'm on the throttle, on the brakes or just coasting. My front end sits at 6 inches off the ground sitting at a dead stop.

Opinions welcome as I don't like having to guess what's tripping the beam.

05-23-2014, 12:58 AM	#1
Ringguth61 Junior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 2 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	How high is safe so the front end trips beam all the time? I'm in a different situation with my front end only tripping the beam when I go through the finish line not on the throttle? (I'm assuming with the spook em numbers) How much does tire growth and the chassis being under power load move the front end up? I know the beams are anywhere from 5.5 to 8" high but I just want something that consistently trips the beam whether I'm on the throttle, on the brakes or just coasting. My front end sits at 6 inches off the ground sitting at a dead stop. Opinions welcome as I don't like having to guess what's tripping the beam.

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