i was just wondering if anyone is running a pullbar on the latemodels,im coming from mods and going to run a late model this next year the track is a short stop and go,and we have to run a track tires that is real simular to the imca tires,i was just wondering if a pullbar might be better since im familiar with them on the mod stuff,any input on this would help,thanks
5th arm verses pullbar??
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Yeah that is what I mean. If I called it by the correct name (Damper or decel shock) I would get a big HUH? from most people. Obviously I don't know what valving is in that shock just like no one knows what valving I run in mine when I do run one.
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its been several years since i ran a pull bar, but back when i ran the left rear shock/spring on a clamp bracket it worked pretty well getting lft rear drive due to more indexing of the axle tube, i also did good on an old cj rayburn car runing a swing arm on the rt rear and a 4 bar setup on left rear, however with todays way of thinking, where we have adjustable gas shocks and duel stage stacked or bumpstopped rt front , the lift bar is smoother and better for us. i dont use a 90/10 on top of the rear any more, i control my braking with the 6th coil and a split valve 5th coilover shock.
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Originally posted by fastford View Postits been several years since i ran a pull bar, but back when i ran the left rear shock/spring on a clamp bracket it worked pretty well getting lft rear drive due to more indexing of the axle tube, i also did good on an old cj rayburn car runing a swing arm on the rt rear and a 4 bar setup on left rear, however with todays way of thinking, where we have adjustable gas shocks and duel stage stacked or bumpstopped rt front , the lift bar is smoother and better for us. i dont use a 90/10 on top of the rear any more, i control my braking with the 6th coil and a split valve 5th coilover shock.
Dang, sounds exactly where I came from.
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