pwDave
Well-Known Member
Ok, last time this year to try the car, 1964 Ply. Bel. car weighs 3465 with me in it, 509RB ,3800 turbo action,dana 60 w/ 4.56s, 590 PS, victor small port heads, tunnel ram w/ 2 750 eddys, hoosier tires out back, this was a no prep race, old school, no clocks arm drop starts, track was pretty cold,and there was no pimp juice allowed. cal tracs, 9way shocks on the back, 90-10s on the front. I set the bars with a nickels worth of clearance and the shocks on five, the car lunges off the line and unloads the suspenison about a 100 ft out and takes off to the right, then no matter how I try it will not hook back up. to those with more experince than me, am I suposed to preload one side or both? both sides the same? the car hooks for about twenty feet before the suspension unloads and starts to spin. from then on it doesn't seem to make any difference what I do after that,it will still break loose in high gear even! odd feeling skating around like your on snow at 70mph, some of the cars run hard and straight and some are having the same issues I am. someone with a simular b-body give me some hints. Dave