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Re: Leafs and Caltracs or ladders?
[Re: SLOW67]
#1540100
11/27/13 03:12 PM
11/27/13 03:12 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,224
Arlington, Tx.
BJS racing
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Arlington, Tx.
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Ladder bar with leaf springs and a floater actually work pretty good! I used to crew for a guy that ran that set up and that thing was deadly consistant. If I would have been smarter back then I would have bought that car when he offered it to me for $5,500 turn key with an indy head motor in it!
Back in the swing of things at Painless again! Great to be back!
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Re: Leafs and Caltracs or ladders?
[Re: SLOW67]
#1540102
11/27/13 06:19 PM
11/27/13 06:19 PM
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 52,972
Romeo MI
MR_P_BODY
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Romeo MI
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Quote:
I found a set of ladders cheap and somewhere I have a floater kit I bought along the way if I can find it.
Ladder bars and floater will work but you still need
a decent set of shocks... the only problem with the
ladder bar and leafs is the added weight... pick up
a set of leaf springs vs a pair of coil over springs
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Re: Leafs and Caltracs or ladders?
[Re: SLOW67]
#1540105
11/27/13 07:27 PM
11/27/13 07:27 PM
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Romeo MI
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Just remember if you go with the floaters to keep them clean and lubed .. otherwise they will bind up and give you all sorts of problems
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