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Old 06-04-2014, 05:58 PM   #3
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Assuming the car's springs and shocks are changed to a drag racing setup and the rear transaxle remains stock style(given the transmission holds and axles replaced with beefier ones). The car should hook fairly well, in theory. Also considering a good amount of the weight of the car is already near the rear. It's been proven as well that an IRS style rear hooks up pretty well(03-04 Cobra). There's also slicks or drag radials to help too.
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