Pulling Truck Suspension Setup at Amelia Rojas blog

Pulling Truck Suspension Setup. We spell out everything from the type of hitch you’ll need, to the correct gear to pull in, to the suspension changes you should make, to how to leave the starting line. Some designs are specific for sled pulling or drag. Over the years, we’ve run into quite a few simple but smart suspension modifications. What gear should you put the transmission and transfer case in? Should you lock the torque converter? While lugging the sled 300 feet through the dirt is an adrenaline rush like no other, expect the first hook you make to feel more like work than fun. During the course of a pull, the engine’s torque load can overcome your rear suspension’s ability to keep the rear axle in place. To build a pulling truck chassis, start by choosing a suitable truck frame and reinforcing it with additional support structures such as roll cages and suspension enhancements. You will need to find out what the rules are that you will have to meet where you are pulling it and then set the truck up accordingly. Will you let off the throttle to save parts if the truck begins to bounce, or stay.

We spell out everything from the type of hitch you’ll need, to the correct gear to pull in, to the suspension changes you should make, to how to leave the starting line. Over the years, we’ve run into quite a few simple but smart suspension modifications. Some designs are specific for sled pulling or drag. Will you let off the throttle to save parts if the truck begins to bounce, or stay. What gear should you put the transmission and transfer case in? During the course of a pull, the engine’s torque load can overcome your rear suspension’s ability to keep the rear axle in place. To build a pulling truck chassis, start by choosing a suitable truck frame and reinforcing it with additional support structures such as roll cages and suspension enhancements. Should you lock the torque converter? You will need to find out what the rules are that you will have to meet where you are pulling it and then set the truck up accordingly. While lugging the sled 300 feet through the dirt is an adrenaline rush like no other, expect the first hook you make to feel more like work than fun.

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Pulling Truck Suspension Setup You will need to find out what the rules are that you will have to meet where you are pulling it and then set the truck up accordingly. What gear should you put the transmission and transfer case in? Should you lock the torque converter? You will need to find out what the rules are that you will have to meet where you are pulling it and then set the truck up accordingly. During the course of a pull, the engine’s torque load can overcome your rear suspension’s ability to keep the rear axle in place. We spell out everything from the type of hitch you’ll need, to the correct gear to pull in, to the suspension changes you should make, to how to leave the starting line. Some designs are specific for sled pulling or drag. Will you let off the throttle to save parts if the truck begins to bounce, or stay. Over the years, we’ve run into quite a few simple but smart suspension modifications. To build a pulling truck chassis, start by choosing a suitable truck frame and reinforcing it with additional support structures such as roll cages and suspension enhancements. While lugging the sled 300 feet through the dirt is an adrenaline rush like no other, expect the first hook you make to feel more like work than fun.