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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: w.a
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currently putting my combo together and will be doing a bit of racing next season,
the car is a street car and wont be tubbed so im a little concerned about traction, im after some tips on slick sizes or suspension set up recommendations to get the power down (without drastically altering things) set up is as folllows xd falcon 3100lbs 434ci approx 700hp 600lbft convo pro on front runners 8.5inch convo pro rear pedders 90/10 front shocks pedders soft rear shocks on leaf rear end 6000rpm stall & transbrake 4.56gears what do yous think the largest slick diameter & width i can fit in these guards on these wheels? will traction bars or caltracs help? is there any chance of getting the power down with that sort of launch rpm & hp? any tips appreciated, would like to pull a good number without chopping the car up/tubbing cages etc..
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