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Originally Posted by phunk Nobody is going to put 500 to the ground in first unless they are serious about doing that and willing to sacrifice in other departments. The

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Nobody is going to put 500 to the ground in first unless they are serious about doing that and willing to sacrifice in other departments. The Z doesn't attract drag racers so it's very rare someone that owns one is dedicated to setting the car up for that and willing to let go of their 19" wheels and coilovers that might as well be solid bars and ridiculous alignment specs. But if someone was in the drag racing mindset when making their decisions for all of the car and not just the making HP part, there is nothing stopping a Z from putting power down any more than a vette. Especially with a 370 since they can fit 335 tires without cutting just like cars meant to make power do
Very cool that the 370 can take that much tire. Ford could learn a thing or two about designing the next gen mustang from that. Other than rims, anything need to be done for the 370 to accept the rubber?
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Very cool that the 370 can take that much tire. Ford could learn a thing or two about designing the next gen mustang from that. Other than rims, anything need to be done for the 370 to accept the rubber?
I'll let you know in spring. The best I can say is that my 305s fit with a bit of room on the inside, then I spaced them out another 15mm. I am very confident nothing will have to be done with the right offset for the camber setting. But others have already done it
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Nice. I am curious how well it hooks up on street tires, if the short wheel-base will allow for more rapid weight transfer, etc.
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Nice. I am curious how well it hooks up on street tires, if the short wheel-base will allow for more rapid weight transfer, etc.
It's only 5" shorter. Again, weight transfer is all in the setup, it won't improve unless I go soft on the suspension ... Which I don't think I'll need to for stock bottom end power levels
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Very cool that the 370 can take that much tire. Ford could learn a thing or two about designing the next gen mustang from that. Other than rims, anything need to be done for the 370 to accept the rubber?
not being slammed is all that is needed. there is a ton of room under the rear fenders on the z.
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