Originally Posted by 97' Z28 show project
most of us build are car for the straight line not the course its the adrinalin of being able to do that 1/4 mile as fast as we can but we dont care about the turns i leave that to some one that gets there adrinalin of taking those turns at 90
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Originally Posted by NCamaro94
i disagree anyone that truly builds up their engine will build up their suspension if they know anything about cars. you have to get all that power to the ground somehow.
I agree with that too but im not worried about weather or not i can take turns fast when i finish building my car i still want to be able to drive it on the street but i am not at all worried about being able to take turns on a track. I want my suspension to help with my launch not my turning |
Originally Posted by NCamaro94
i disagree anyone that truly builds up their engine will build up their suspension if they know anything about cars. you have to get all that power to the ground somehow.
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Drag set ups and Road course set ups are way diffrent.... but both are about weight transfer..... and alot of cars can do both nowadays...
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Originally Posted by 97z2801ss
Drag set ups and Road course set ups are way diffrent.... but both are about weight transfer..... and alot of cars can do both nowadays...
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I'd rather take turns better, than go straight better. I see no thrill going in a straight line fast. It's the curves that make it interesting and fun.
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haha, but you can do it pretty good both ways ask heatseakr... its all in what you wanna doo...Id rather do decent at both
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in my opinon if you get a camaro or any other rear wheel vehical you would want more of a straight line all wheel drive and front wheel turn better
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