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soft spring/big bar

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Drive it in Deep:
Iam new to these Troyer modifieds,the frt ends are sprung heavy.How light can you go?is there a soft spring/big bar set up for these cars?
thks :o :o

pauchfan:
Dirt or asphalt?

Drive it in Deep:
Pavement,and say you put the right rides up to 4 inchs. thks

pauchfan:
If your ride heights are up you could use softer springs with a stiffer bar, however your shocks are going to dictate just how fast your weight is going transfer to each front corner. All this is going to depend on what track you race at. I would call troyer, they are really good at getting you to a basic set up you can fine tune. They helped me alot back in the early 90's when i thought i knew what i was doing, i was way off. They got me pointed in the right direction. I dont have any numbers to give you on springs or bars, only advice where to go. Best of luck.

Drive it in Deep:
Thks for that advise ;) The one thing i wonder about,is the way the frt horns are attached to the clip,8 bolts!The big bars put alot of stress on the frt clips of late models,not sure what it would do here.Theres nothing supporting that frt bolt on horn. :-\

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