Older Rayburn help needed

[Bigdog1001]

Bought a older rayburn for cheap in rolling condition. I would like to update the rear of the car I think its early 2000 range guessing. It has really long rear trailing arms. This is for a budget class at a local 1/2 mile with lots of speed. Any help would be much appreciated.

[Bigdog1001]

The rear bars are around 30 inches or so long if it helps any

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

That baby is a 90s model.

[Bigdog1001]

That baby is a 90s model.

It was almost free lol but very nice for the age. Is it worth trying to update in anyway? I am just getting my feet wet at this. Camaros an nova are all I have driven.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

It was almost free lol but very nice for the age. Is it worth trying to update in anyway? I am just getting my feet wet at this. Camaros an nova are all I have driven.

You can update anything if you know what to do. It's just tubing. Really depends how far you want to go and what you want to race against.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

If you can slide the kick up on the RR frame rail back about a foot, raise the rack crossmember about 2", and lower the rf upper control arm mount about 1.5", that rear geometry would be very good for a Cash Money Series car if you put a 4 link cage on the LR.

[Car Biz]

If you can slide the kick up on the RR frame rail back about a foot, raise the rack crossmember about 2", and lower the rf upper control arm mount about 1.5", that rear geometry would be very good for a Cash Money Series car if you put a 4 link cage on the LR.

I would also change the panhard bar to a LR mount to the right side of the pinion as well. works WAY better.