6.4 front end

A.thoma · Jan 22, 2013

Ok as we know the wishbone setup is not so handy at a 35+psi launch so I know I can do a 4 link setup but that's a little more than I'm wanting to spend right now. Has anyone found another option?

WoodBoy · Jan 27, 2013

What are you talking about wishbone front end? You have a straight axle/radius arm front end

A.thoma · Jan 28, 2013

I thought they were still refereeing to it as a wishbone setup? I'm by no means a suspension guy ha

jdgleason · Jan 28, 2013

No wishbone on these trucks.

And a 35psi launch is going to do nothing for you other than break things. Launch at 18lbs and go faster.

A.thoma · Jan 28, 2013

It does really well leaving at 20psi rind within a hundredth every pass just lookin to get a little more

jdgleason · Jan 28, 2013

A.thoma said:
It does really well leaving at 20psi rind within a hundredth every pass just lookin to get a little more

Add some air

Powerstroked162 · Jan 28, 2013

There is no cure for being a dumbass

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powerstrokin15 · Jan 28, 2013

Powerstroked162 said:
There is no cure for being a dumbass

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LOL

Sent looking at my blown up 6.4

A.thoma · Jan 29, 2013

No need for being a jacka** either...

6.4stroke · Jan 29, 2013

U could do a dual shock setup

Dzchey21 · Jan 29, 2013

I'm starting to be surprised every day on what comes up on these threads lol

Powerstroked162 · Jan 29, 2013

A.thoma said:
No need for being a jacka** either...

You couldn't hold the brakes hard enough to see a 35psi launch. I.e., you're stupid and this thread is a waste of bandwidth. Wishbone front end... LOL

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MINK · Jan 29, 2013

I chuckled!

Super08Duty · Jan 29, 2013

On stock turbos I could barely hold the brakes past a 16 psi launch. Anything past 15 is pointless. Unless you like your front end jumping for joy and dropping your ET

Wayne · Jan 29, 2013

There's a surprising amount of hate here. :wtf: The guy already explained he was no expert, and looking for advice. For the most part, the info is accurate though. Not much point in launching above 20 psi, unless you want to break stuff. If you have traction problems, drop your tire psi.

Dzchey21 · Jan 29, 2013

Wayne said:
There's a surprising amount of hate here. :wtf: The guy already explained he was no expert, and looking for advice. For the most part, the info is accurate though. Not much point in launching above 20 psi, unless you want to break stuff. If you have traction problems, drop your tire psi.

It's the OP history that got the reaction... Not the question

Wayne · Jan 30, 2013

In that case, flame on

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A.thoma · Jan 30, 2013

I don't see what I ever did to get a list of smart a**es sure I accept getting picked on I'm a rookie. I knew what I was trying to say just was incorrect on what it's called. But I do appreciate the information. Which is my reason for reading and and asking questions to learn, not to get in a pissing contest.