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    Just installed V6 springs/comp engineering shocks

    Well I just got thru removing my BMR rear lowering springs and Monroe shocks> (lol). Trying to get my 60 ft time down and get some traction. I have only been to the track a couple of times but my 60ft was 2.1 and I have a complete BMR susp and QA1r's up front set at 5. I have MT drag radials also on factory rims. but I never lowered the pressure in them,probably had them at 26psi. So now I'm going to the track next week with V6 rear springs and competition engineering shocks set at 50/50. I will also lower the drag radials to like 18 psi ? to start. I sure can tell a change. I can push the rear bumper down now before it was real stiff. I have around 400hp at the wheels and 380tq. Also have a 3400 stall and 3.73 12 bolt. What you think I should be able to do.
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