Stocker suspension question

herbjr · 03-28-2009, 06:26 AM

1. Yes with anything

2. No bolt on only.

3. You couldnt go through the floor with square tubing,2x2 or 2x3, you could only go through the floor with round tubing.

The bottom line is this is the first real stocker we have had. This car is a crate motor car now but will be a regular stocker by next year. I/SA or so. SHould be a very good car with the combo we are going to run we just want to tie this thing togather right. We spent about 20 hours on the front end last week and you can tell by the pictures taken from behind with the wheels 8 inches in the air there is ZERO tow in or out wtih the tires. We actually picked the car up 2mph by lining the front end. This isnt the first time, there was a K/SA my dad lined the front end up on with the racer on his way to Indy. The car ran 2.5 mph faster getting the bump steer down to ZERO. Most cars the wheels out as it comes up. 20 hours is a long time to work out a front end but it was worth it.

03-28-2009, 06:26 AM	#6
herbjr VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Greensboro NC Posts: 1,027 Likes: 1 Liked 83 Times in 32 Posts	Re: Stocker suspension question 1. Yes with anything 2. No bolt on only. 3. You couldnt go through the floor with square tubing,2x2 or 2x3, you could only go through the floor with round tubing. The bottom line is this is the first real stocker we have had. This car is a crate motor car now but will be a regular stocker by next year. I/SA or so. SHould be a very good car with the combo we are going to run we just want to tie this thing togather right. We spent about 20 hours on the front end last week and you can tell by the pictures taken from behind with the wheels 8 inches in the air there is ZERO tow in or out wtih the tires. We actually picked the car up 2mph by lining the front end. This isnt the first time, there was a K/SA my dad lined the front end up on with the racer on his way to Indy. The car ran 2.5 mph faster getting the bump steer down to ZERO. Most cars the wheels out as it comes up. 20 hours is a long time to work out a front end but it was worth it.