Yotaismygame
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I'm going to need a few more inches of clearance in the rear and I'm wondering if a bolt in C-notch kit but fully welded will handle 500whp? What do you think?
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500hp and C-Notch Kit??
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But....yeah... Beef it a bit. It's a car....on good ground....500 hp won't hurt it.
If you were rock bouncing or jumping it... different deal.
But....yeah... Beef it a bit. It's a car....on good ground....500 hp won't hurt it.
If you were rock bouncing or jumping it... different deal.
Yotaismygame
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I’m doing a triangulated 4-link street truck. The more I thought about it the more I realized the axle will be held in place by the front section of the frame so post axle really won’t matter much.
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