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Suspension Gasser. The main modification that makes a gasser look like a gasser, is the front suspension. Today, a gasser can simply be a hot rod modified in the manner of such race cars, but be mindful of the fact that deviating from the formula. These cars typically competed in “heads up” drag races that were classed by engine size and car weight. The term “gasser” refers to a style of drag race car that was prolific in the late 1950s through the 1960s that ran on gasoline as fuel, as opposed to race fuel. These slider bracket acts like a. In the pursuit of more lightness, the first thing they would do was replace the existing front. Roller style leaf spring sliders replace rear spring shackles permitting the free movement of the spring. I'm helping my buddy build a gasser that he acquired from someone who narrowed moved the rear frames inward to accept 14x32x15. Just wondering what would be the best rear suspension option for a period correct, real gasser, not a faux street driven gasser?.

These slider bracket acts like a. Today, a gasser can simply be a hot rod modified in the manner of such race cars, but be mindful of the fact that deviating from the formula. Just wondering what would be the best rear suspension option for a period correct, real gasser, not a faux street driven gasser?. The main modification that makes a gasser look like a gasser, is the front suspension. The term “gasser” refers to a style of drag race car that was prolific in the late 1950s through the 1960s that ran on gasoline as fuel, as opposed to race fuel. In the pursuit of more lightness, the first thing they would do was replace the existing front. Roller style leaf spring sliders replace rear spring shackles permitting the free movement of the spring. These cars typically competed in “heads up” drag races that were classed by engine size and car weight. I'm helping my buddy build a gasser that he acquired from someone who narrowed moved the rear frames inward to accept 14x32x15.

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Suspension Gasser Roller style leaf spring sliders replace rear spring shackles permitting the free movement of the spring. I'm helping my buddy build a gasser that he acquired from someone who narrowed moved the rear frames inward to accept 14x32x15. The term “gasser” refers to a style of drag race car that was prolific in the late 1950s through the 1960s that ran on gasoline as fuel, as opposed to race fuel. In the pursuit of more lightness, the first thing they would do was replace the existing front. The main modification that makes a gasser look like a gasser, is the front suspension. Today, a gasser can simply be a hot rod modified in the manner of such race cars, but be mindful of the fact that deviating from the formula. Roller style leaf spring sliders replace rear spring shackles permitting the free movement of the spring. Just wondering what would be the best rear suspension option for a period correct, real gasser, not a faux street driven gasser?. These slider bracket acts like a. These cars typically competed in “heads up” drag races that were classed by engine size and car weight.