Street stock rear trailing arms

[OnTheEdge44]

Hey just getting back into the street stock division. I bought a used car and have been tuning it up over the winter. Our track here in PA allows us to use anything we want for rear trailing arms. I am thinking about buying adjustable tubes and using heims instead of the stock bushings. http://www.circletracksupply.com/product.php?productid=4372&cat=217&page=1 these are what I was thinking of buying. It looks like adjusting the rear end lead and pinion angle would easily be adjusted. Does anyone think it would be a big advantage. I would imagine the rear end would be a lot more free which would be a big advantage. Just looking for some advise thank you

[OnTheEdge44]

Here is the uppers http://www.circletracksupply.com/product.php?productid=4371&cat=217&page=1

[Racer96m]

Anything is better than those stock arms, and yes keeping everything free is key, thats why people put the monoballs in the stock arms. The stock arms arent strong enough. I had a lower Left arm break and the car flipped 5 times end over end. Not something you want to do. Those look nice. Just some advice, keep the rearend square.

Dave

[OnTheEdge44]

Thanks for the reply and advise Dave. I see a lot of street stocks lifting the left front on Facebook. Is this something my car will do with the "more free" rear end. Should I think about a stiffer spring/shock for the rr?

[OnTheEdge44]

Thanks guys for the help. I enjoy reading and learning. I'm sure I'll have more questions