Posted By: MOPARCHAS
wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 01:26 AM
ok guys sprung or unsprung and why also what manufacter
wheelie bars sprung or unsprung
Posted By: MR_P_BODY
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 02:09 AM
Long bars no springs, short bars springs. The long
bar has the leverage and only moves a short bit, the
short bar doesnt have the leverage...... JMO
bar has the leverage and only moves a short bit, the
short bar doesnt have the leverage...... JMO
Posted By: Anonymous
Post deleted by Defbob - 02/07/09 02:31 AM
Posted By: CrAzYMoPaRGuY
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 02:58 AM
Quote:
Long bars no springs, short bars springs. The long
bar has the leverage and only moves a short bit, the
short bar doesnt have the leverage...... JMO
Posted By: G_bob
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 03:39 AM
What's considered long, and what is short?
Is there an in between?
Is there an in between?
Posted By: MR_P_BODY
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 03:55 AM
Quote:
What's considered long, and what is short?
Is there an in between?
65"-70" is the transition to me, I've got 60"ers
and I still have the springs
Posted By: Al_Alguire
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/07/09 03:59 AM
Well my 54"ers are sprung and are WAY short for my car. When time allows I will address this issue. Since I am only concentrating on having the car ready for Vegas and given the elevation I dont think it will be an issue there I am not real worried for now but it will be done sometime after March. The new ones will be 72-74" long and unsprung.
Posted By: BigFish69
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/08/09 03:29 AM
Springs much softer hit 
Posted By: MR_P_BODY
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/08/09 04:12 AM
Tom did you measure the volume on that pan yet
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/11/09 12:21 AM
I went with 50 inch sprung, mainly for ease of loading. Any longer and I would have to remove them every time it goes in the trailer.
Posted By: MOPARCHAS
Re: wheelie bars sprung or unsprung - 02/15/09 01:24 AM
ok
thanks for the help I have one more question
would 27 inches from center to center be too wide for wheelie bars
thanks for the help I have one more question
would 27 inches from center to center be too wide for wheelie bars