Oakley's History Lesson and Build Thread
#401
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From: Las Vegas, NV
Yea I realize that. I was just thinking that its pretty hard to get any weight to transfer if the rear suspension is already fully loaded. I'll have to play with the bar adjustments before the next track day. Right now I have the rear in the middle hole and fronts in the bottom hole.
#403
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Plus I don't understand how I could have clamped them. The overload is a lot thicker than the other leafs and basically has zero flex in it.
#408
Those rear wheels looks pretty good for the track, aggressive look. You need some matching fronts with smaller tires might save a few lbs, not like it matters any at your power level though lol
What time did your 408 run? I'm to lazy to go find it haha
What time did your 408 run? I'm to lazy to go find it haha
#409
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I hate those wheels/tires. I'm ordering some 15" wheels and 315/60-15 Mickey radials as soon as I can. I'm trying to get cragar to make some custom wheels for me.
I only ran the 408 once at the track and couldn't get it off the line. It just had too much torque for my suspension/tire. Ran horrible times
Cant remember exactly what it ran. I'll post some vids tonight
I only ran the 408 once at the track and couldn't get it off the line. It just had too much torque for my suspension/tire. Ran horrible times
Cant remember exactly what it ran. I'll post some vids tonight





