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Mean2001GT
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i want to go with some lower control arms, but recienty i was thinking of going with new shocks/ struts instead. what would i feel the biggest gain in handeling? and what would be best for traction? just a thought. thanks for the info

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What kind of traction, straight line or cornering?
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straight line traction

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340.2 rwhp
339.8 rwtq

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I would go with some adjustable shocks and struts. You get the best of both worlds. You can set them up for good weight transfer at the strip and a quick adjustment and you get good road handling.
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quote:
Originally posted by Mean2001GT:
straight line traction

For straight line traction, nothing will help you out more than tires. Nitto drag radials, ET streets or ET drags... take your pick on how much hook you want [burnout]
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