straight bar from pinion to right side of chassis????

[ben_seaton]

I have heard from what I consider to be a reliable source that front runners in my area are running a straight bar from the pinion to the right side of the chassis. Is this possible and could it create more lift of the left rear? I can't fathom how this would help. Is this fact or just a rumor? Thoughts anyone?

Forgot to mention this is on dirt.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

It can work on a late model, modified, street stock, any type of car pavement or dirt.

[ben_seaton]

if a person was going to try it, any suggestions on angle, location on frame and pinoin, etc?

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

Just realize that it gets lower as the car rolls instead of higher. Everything else is going to depend on location points.

[ben_seaton]

Anyone have any suggestions on starting point on pinion or frame. I have just gotta try this out. I will probably regret it, but oh well.

[Dirtrunner35]

your talking about putting it on he right side like on pavement ?? If so when the car rolls the rear roll center goes down and car gets tighter. Try it even with drive shaft and up about 1 inch to chassis.

[xxxmod]

I would think as low as you can on the frame and 3" higher on the housing JMO