try firming up your rear shocks and let us know how it does.

 

Yeah I like those too, but when it starts pushing what can you do?

I leave this weekend so no racing till 3 weeks. Btw pinion angle is at -3 degrees.

 

Tried that.. What else you got? Your the man I look up too.

 

How tight are your bars and are they in the upper or lower hole?

 

I've tried preloading them by 2 faces, barely touching, and 1/2' off the leafs. Bars or in the bottom hole parallel with the ground.

 

i know it sounds crazy, but try spraying a bigger shot out of the hole. my buddy has a car that wont hook on motor, but will pick up the tires hitting a 250 shot out of the hole. i guess it shocks the tires into hooking. this was my next plan of action with my truck before i took it apart.

 

Putting the bars in the upper hole will hit the tires harder and the more preload you add, the harder the hit.

 

I can understand that, but where all missing something here. I've cut 1.74's on stock suspension with dr's. With less power then I'm making now. So I'm just dumbfounded in why I can't do it with slicks. Is the sidewalks soaking up to much? Should I go back to a dr's?

 

I readed the samething on yb, but I'm not even close to my stock suspension times yet. It's got to be the softer sidewalls that is hurting me.

 

Nobody has had this problem?