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Is it safe to have bags in a 10 sec vlt
Started by vltgm6 · 9 Feb 2012 · 15 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
09-02-12, 13:21 GMT+10#5
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Originally Posted by vltgm6
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Or which suspension is good?
yeh man i put em in the boot, shopping gets a little messy and i usually break the eggs but you know you gotta take the good with the bad with a 10 sec car
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09-02-12, 13:36 GMT+10#7
I'm just picturing the bags fully extended on the front wheels and dropped on the back while staging so it looks like a tuff launch in a photo but the cars just idling haha
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09-02-12, 13:36 GMT+10#8
I once saw a VL with chopped springs held in with shopping bags tied around them to keep them in place.
Is this what you mean?
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09-02-12, 13:40 GMT+10#9
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I once saw a VL with chopped springs held in with shopping bags tied around them to keep them in place.
Is this what you mean?
Don't be stupid mate that would be really unsafe. I wouldn't be using anything weaker than an industrial garbage bag as a tie-down. Shopping bags......pffft.
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09-02-12, 20:27 GMT+10#14
well we all know the answer, but those pump up bags that you put in the center of your coils are good for tuning your launch.
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09-02-12, 21:35 GMT+10#15
90/10s up front, coil overs mounted inboard rear with adj. uppers and tubular lowers?
nah ofcourse not, screw that, rock up at the local bus company and ask if they have any airbags from the buses you can have
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