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Oct 11, 2016
- Join DateJun 2002
- LocationAntigua, W.I.
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- Car1985 Berlinetta (drag only)
- Engine383ci chevy
- TransmissionTH-350 T-brake
- Axle/Gears9 inch Ford & 4.56 gears
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I have a friend who runs a Mitsubishi starion - with a big block
a very powerful big block
wheelstands during launch were overcome with adjustment of 4 link and what now seems to be too short wheelie bars
the short wheelie bars tend to hit again just right after car settles down from initial launch and unsettles car
they have been advised to lengthen wheelie bars
I looked through Jegs catalog and saw some universal bars go up to 60 - 62 inches in length
how do you determine length at which to cut and install bars??
Is there a formula - or approach to this
Thanks for any help
a very powerful big block
wheelstands during launch were overcome with adjustment of 4 link and what now seems to be too short wheelie bars
the short wheelie bars tend to hit again just right after car settles down from initial launch and unsettles car
they have been advised to lengthen wheelie bars
I looked through Jegs catalog and saw some universal bars go up to 60 - 62 inches in length
how do you determine length at which to cut and install bars??
Is there a formula - or approach to this
Thanks for any help
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depends on your class rules really, nhra ss rules state they cant be past the rear bumper