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    Default Lift bar baseline for mod

    Putting a lift bar in mod. What's a good baseline to start for spring on 5th and length

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    300 lb spring at 30 to 32 inches

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    A good baseline is a pull bar.
    But that is just my option.
    Good luck with the lift arm.
    I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.

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    Lift arm will work. Don't let anyone talk you out of it. One of the fastest modifieds in the country is running one.
    BUCKLE UP NOW, YA HEAR?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1Blacksheep View Post
    Lift arm can work but its radical on the Banking . Flat track deal .JMO
    I have never heard a liftarm called radical.
    Modern Day Wedge Racing
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    They are not radical if set up correctly. You have to run more left rear and a heavier rr spring. You also need to lower the jbar on the pinion and the frame. They are very successful but most just try to run their pullbar setups and not adjust accordingly.

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    OK so Radical was not the right word . Tricky maybe LOL. The Bite in the LR to balance is Radical.
    The Blacksheep cometh ! With old bent sh!t that just keeps getting faster !

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    I agree 1Blacksheep. I have ran it with success. The left rear needs a lot of bite and a stiffer rr spring to get the sidebite out of it.

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