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Old 10-08-2007, 09:06 PM   #4
Dave Goob Cook
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Default Re: Level out front end on Takeoff

Tight or solid bushings in mounting locations that are not "wallered out" will go a long way also...When I put enough air in my bag to really help cover up those other little details it would lose some traction consistency.
I didn't have many issues until the transbrake went in the car and 60' times got into the 1.4x's
I also use a cargo coil in the passenger rear and a broke down stock spring in the driver side, the bag is just riding these days.

Not sure how much power you are putting to it and how you're launching it. ?

It has NOTHING to do with any actual "frame flex", it's the nature of a coil sprung, 4 arm system to do that, and all the action like that initiates at the rear mounting arms, bushings, and locations, I mention that because front suspension, motor plates, mid-mounts, etc., etc, will do nothing for your problem.

I went from this.....



To this....



Back to this only by fixing the rear mount holes that were wallowed out.


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