Dampers actually do play a roll in most of the cars. It's not a big difference but that .001-.002 off your times helps. It worked for my Chevelle and Cuda. Including my Enzo and ACR and almost every AWD cars 👍Base Suspension:
Height: min/max OR max/max (it depends, you have to try both)
Rates: min/max
Dampers&ARB:These do not have a factor in drag racing
Camber: 4.5/0
Toe: -1.00/0.80
Transmission:
Depends on where the engine is making its peak horsepower and peak torque. But read this, and go from there.
You may find some base tunes for the cars that you need them for, here.
Here are all the basics about drag tuning, in the Drag Tuning Bible by dr_slump.
Dampers actually do play a roll in most of the cars. It's not a big difference but that .001-.002 off your times helps. It worked for my Chevelle and Cuda. Including my Enzo and ACR and almost every AWD cars 👍
Dampers actually do play a roll in most of the cars. It's not a big difference but that .001-.002 off your times helps. It worked for my Chevelle and Cuda. Including my Enzo and ACR and almost every AWD cars 👍
Base Suspension:
Height: min/max OR max/max (it depends, you have to try both)
Rates: min/max
Dampers&ARB:These do not have a factor in drag racing
Camber: 4.5/0
Toe: -1.00/0.80
Transmission:
Depends on where the engine is making its peak horsepower and peak torque. But read this, and go from there.
You may find some base tunes for the cars that you need them for, here.
Here are all the basics about drag tuning, in the Drag Tuning Bible by dr_slump.
Thanks for the suspension setup.
But I went to the first link, read it, and to be honest, it didn't make much sense. Can you explain it a little bit better?
Honestly it really can't be explained any better, that's about as fool proof and dumbed down as it can get.