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My Stocker T-Bird has run a best of 1.51 60ft with a real stock suspension. ( and that was with a short 26 " front tire) It has run several 1.55 60 footers * Stock 1986 upper and lower control arms ( unboxed) * Stock 1986 quad shocks still hooked up * Some industrial belting wound up inside the right coil spring (to help level the car on launch) * Air shocks are the only non factory issue item on the car's rear suspension. I have no idea what the pinion angle is. It works, so I leave it alone.
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Alan Mackin Stock 3777/ SS 3377 P/SA & SS/PA Fox Thunderbird I/PS '95 Mustang GT |
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If I were not experimenting for better results I would just box the stock arms and leave it at that...but I'm always searching for something better.
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Took my OEM sway bar off this past weekend for 11 passes and found the car has quite the twist without it. Back on it will go. |
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