I have dbl adjustable uppers, and solid, non adj lowers, all with rubber bushing in my 79 grand prix with a ford 9". But, i also have coil-overs with 110lb springs. I push down on the rear of the car with force, and it does not move much at all. But, how much should it move? Maybe it moves enough, and im just thinking it needs to move more. My car should go low to mid 10's n/a, and mid to low 9's on the spray. It is mini-tubbed and frame notched with 29.5/10.5 slicks. When I push on it, it makes a squishy sound (like a rubber bushing sound). I am thinking the rubber bushings are binding up preventing it from squating. What do yall think? My instant center is right about in between half of the door, and the rear of the door, and the lowers are about parallel with the ground.
Sorry for the book, figured I would try to get all the info out there first. Thanks, Joe
P.S. This is for a street race car, not a track race car, so softness is better.
Sorry for the book, figured I would try to get all the info out there first. Thanks, Joe
P.S. This is for a street race car, not a track race car, so softness is better.