Why did you switch to the KAAZ? You think my 275s are alright?SullivanRacing06 wrote:use a normal vlsd, i made 500 plus on mine for a few months, then i switched to a kaaz, i had 275/35/18 on the rear, had traction problems, switched to a corsa 305/30/18 with a 60 treadwear, hooks allot better,
the biggest problem i had was the rear of my car being to low, in return to much neg camber, lift it so you have under -.5 deg itll hook a hell of allot better, more tire on the ground, the kaaz helped, i messed up a few r200s with the mts so i said screw it and dished out the money for the kaaz, youll feel a diff if you have less camber, trust me i know!sepulchralx wrote:
Why did you switch to the KAAZ? You think my 275s are alright?
I got an alignment last friday, now its -1.5 deg and i raised the car a bit to be able to put 275's on there. The wheels are virtually straight up and down now... no new picsDarius wrote:
If you are still running the same camber and ride height in the pic you sent me about two months ago, it is not -1.5*. It is more like -5.5*. Stretched tires do not have any sidewall flex and, therefore, limit traction as well. And coilovers are not going to give you good straight line traction due to their stiffness. Hence, why guys use the stock suspension for drag racing.
There are 3 things against your car hooking up. You can at least fix 2 of those. The suspension is something you'll have to decide on based on the use of the car and the look you want to maintain with it.
I'm running a khumo on one side and a goodyear on the other, both are good tread, I got the tires for $40 installed/mounted (including cost of tires) from some mexican/hispanic place near where I live.. they're used of course... Would lowering my tire pressure help a bunch? How much were your MT DRs?Darius wrote:Ok good deal. The softer you set the coilovers, the better off you'll be. The main problem is that you're stuck with the same stiff spring rate, which is the main factor.
275s will still spin on a 400whp setup unless they're drag radials. I had 265s last summer and they were a decent street tire, but still spun when I got into boost. Now I have MT DRs and they hook pretty good so far. Not sure how long they'll last though; they're pretty soft
What kind of tires do you have on the rear?
widebody?SullivanRacing06 wrote:i run a 305/35/18 for the m/ts
Yeah... hahaha the question would of been nice.lucky7 wrote:what is the question?
Your tires will take one look at your dyno charts and ram you into every stationary object they can point the car at when you stomp on the gas.Sil240 wrote:
Yeah... hahaha the question would of been nice.
You guys think I'd be ok with that setup?