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Tim Ellis · 08-07-2010, 08:37 PM

So I need to reduce my r.t.s a bit and I thought by limiting the upward movement of my front end I might increase forward movement, equating to reduced reaction times [vrt]. I realize too little up movement will reduce weight transfer and create spin, but I've seen pictures of my launch and it looks like I have 4" over the top of my donut sized 22.5" fronts. I THOUGHT I had seen/ heard of stockers limiting front travel, but it lloks like in the NHRA rule book it's not legal? 09 rulebook pg 108, Suspension Front Lift kits/travel limiters prohibited. What say you?

08-07-2010, 08:37 PM	#1
Tim Ellis Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Beavercreek Or. Posts: 272 Likes: 31 Liked 7 Times in 6 Posts	front suspension limiters So I need to reduce my r.t.s a bit and I thought by limiting the upward movement of my front end I might increase forward movement, equating to reduced reaction times [vrt]. I realize too little up movement will reduce weight transfer and create spin, but I've seen pictures of my launch and it looks like I have 4" over the top of my donut sized 22.5" fronts. I THOUGHT I had seen/ heard of stockers limiting front travel, but it lloks like in the NHRA rule book it's not legal? 09 rulebook pg 108, Suspension Front Lift kits/travel limiters prohibited. What say you?