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Re: F Body suspension questions
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Re: F Body suspension questions
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04-21-2014, 03:21 PM | #13 |
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Re: F Body suspension questions
Ed, sorry for the crappy response. I think your lack of fast sixty foot times is the result of converter and gear ratio. the tires are too short for a serious effort. I have seen 305 f bodies go 1.42 sixties with less than 350 horsepower. I'm glad you found your problem and wish you good luck,Lee.
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Re: F Body suspension questions
Thank you Lee for your last post.
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Re: F Body suspension questions
Listen to some of the guys on the 3rd & 4th gen message boards. Never have understood why those guys won't listen to any advise from the stocker guys. And Lee is spot on for the 305 60's. You should bump the rear gear up so you can run a 28" tall slick. 4.56's or 4.88's, the 56's with a 28" tire isn't that bad on the street either.
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Re: F Body suspension questions
i run 30x9x15 rad and 488 gear 86 fbody 143 44 60ft times. just sayin
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