[DVBlilF.]

Originally Posted by custom impala

for lay and play they would be but dont nkow about hopping?

well if i was interested in doing a 3 wheel would it be best if i just went and got a 3 pump setup... and do 12" in the back and 10"s in the front?... where do you recommend me getting my kit at?

Originally Posted by DVBlilF.

well if i was interested in doing a 3 wheel would it be best if i just went and got a 3 pump setup... and do 12" in the back and 10"s in the front?... where do you recommend me getting my kit at?

ya 3 pump 6 batts 3 on each side to 3 wheel...8s in frnt 10s in back.pro hopper or blackmagic are good

and reinforce your frame if your gonna 3 wheel

[Miser211]

Originally Posted by DVBlilF.

well if i was interested in doing a 3 wheel would it be best if i just went and got a 3 pump setup... and do 12" in the back and 10"s in the front?... where do you recommend me getting my kit at?

Street kits are ok, but you get what you pay for! I have the street kit in the rear of my car and i have had nothing but problems. If it was me and I could do it all over again I would go with CCE or BlackMagic Competition kits. Most people will say CCE sucks, but i have yet to meet someone who has had any serious problems out of their equipment. BlackMagic you can upgrade the front pump to more of a hopping style pump if you are not looking for that side to side actions.

[Miser211]

things to remember:

Batts are 60-120 ea

you need to extend uppers and get lifetime warranty balljoints from napa

Its best to do a coil-over set-up in the rear which is an upgrade in every kit

and depending on what size engine and what you want to do with the car is what spring you are going to need.

Its usually cheaper to use welding cable and disconnect from a welding supply store 6 batts use 1/0 4 batts 2-4 guage is fine. Cable lugs are not cheap but i have a website to order them from that will save some cash.