Sir, That was the most informative drag video I have ever watched. I am completely hooked now......get it.....lol

John, I leaned more in this 12 minute video than I have in just about all of my reading on the subject. Thanks for the lecture, professor!

Love the tech stuff like this, thank you so much for making stuff like this

I just used all your knowledge to apply it on my rc drag car. Many thanks. Great video.

Oh yeah they do have one in the south!! I go to the Quaker Steak and Lube in Pigeon Forge,TN. Love that place! Good info about suspension...Thanks

Thank you for posting this. Very informative!

These videos rock so much info and so helpful!!!!! Keep them coming

Thanks so much John. I just bought a 49 chevy truck to get set up for the street. I will be checking out your suspension videos. Thanks John. Oh, big fan.

Nice comments and tech. Seeing that changes work in video is a great thing. Great idea on the left side only

What a great compilation video. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks John for the video and info .This is good stuff.

Thanks man I got a turbo LS Fox in a pro bracket radial I’m looking to dial in this season and I’ve learned 10 times as much as I used to based off your videos

Thank you for the excellent tutorial video on chasis set up and how to use video to analyze your suspension.

Informative video. Cool dude. I don't have the luxury of someone to film my launches. So I rigged up a camera underneath the box of my S10 drag truck, to see what my rear suspension is doing when I launch. When I downloaded the videos to my computer, what I saw was at once both amazing and jarring. Upon launch, the shock absorber immediately extends, but then right away it 'bounces back'. I'm thinking I should remove my Calvert single- adjustable drag shocks and install something like QA1 double-adjustable shocks.

My favorite channel!!! Thanks for all the tech tips!

This is a hugely important topic for me. I drive an modded Hellcat and struggled with traction. I did find a pretty good solution though. Demon (soft) springs all around. Drag Pak with 17” rear MT Et Street R. Lower Control arms. This completely changed the launching of the Cat from a dig and a roll where it used to just spin. The Hellcat, like the Demon needs to squat a lot to get traction, at least thats what I’ve seen and experienced.

I love Quaker Steak and Lube! Went to one all the time when stationed in VA. Boy do I miss that place.

Awesome informative vid John, thanks!

Awesome John, Love your how to vids!

Amazing videos John, keep it up.

Thanks, great video and comments!

Awesome footage, thank you.

That is such good information!!! Thanks for posting!

Learned a lot, thanks for the info!

Great video and great information John.

Well done with the documentation and commentary!

You really are a suspension genius turbo john! With what you can do with tuning suspension engine building plus having randy with you I would say you and randy are the deadliest team out there when everything's working parts stay together etc.... I cant wait for 2020 I'm gonna wait till you and randy have both the cars out and I'm gonna spend the money and take the time to drive the 3 hours to see you guys!by fR my favorite channel I look for your vids every day ! Hope you and the family had a good Christmas! Send randy my best as well I'm sure hes building the new motor

Hell yeah. Lots of people like secrets. I get it. Some make a lot of money doing these things. But to me, if more people can know, then maybe someone will find a way to make it better. God bless. FREEDOM!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I honestly appreciate this

Great Tech info will be put to use. A lot guys won’t tell you these things. Subscribed would like to see what changes you make depending on how your car reacting at a event.

Good to see a bloke who knows his shit.

Thanks for this detail!

Very informative video. Thank you!

You would be an awesome shop teacher. Hope y’all had a merry Christmas, wish y’all and your channel all the best this New Years.

Thank you a million for that info.

Great info as usual!

Another great informative video. You definitely know what you doing. Your car working Excellent ! Keep it up.

Man what a awesome lesson. Thankyou

Great video man. Informative as usual. 👍

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Have a Blessed and Happy New Year!

The Mopar is on super stock leaf springs and they always react like that, with no anti-squat

Amazing, informative video as usual.

Dead hooking = a big ole Willis💪. Awesome video man keep up the good work. Your car looks like it's really coming together for and putting in work.

Great video! And We do have thos down south,, their is one about 1.5 mi from my house in Greenville south Carolina.. Quaker Steak & Lube!

you are really sharp !! I loved this video

Great informative vid!

Thank you . I learned so much

I'm glad I came across this channel great information.

John, this was an amazing video.

Awesome vids .. keep up the great work

Good stuff thanks for sharing

Excellent info thanks.

I like the way you convey the information.

Very knowledgable guy John,thx for the video

Great vid . Thanks

This video is great. I started setting up my 4 link. I don't have scales so with 220 lbs. in the drivers seat, I set the frame rails down on 2 jack stands to see where the car would balance evenly with all 4 wheels off the ground. The jack stand position to balance is 59" from the axle center line and calculated to 51.5% weight on the nose. The camshaft center line is roughly 20.5 " from the ground. The 1/4 panels buckled a bit even with an 8 point roll bar when doing the balance but it went back to perfectly straight when she was back on all 4 wheels. Thank goodness! Now that I have that measurement I guess it will help with calculating the bar spread and initial anti squat % ?

man I don't think you are never not smiling awesome and that is a great place to eat

Awesome info. 👍🏻

There’s a Quaker steak in Columbia sc off of bluff road

Awesome video

The Mopar is hooking better, in this video, because of it's design from the factory. A group of "guys" called Ramchargers were the reason. So VERY BASIC info first ( with out talking about instant centers and so on).And yes you can try this at home!!! An easier explanation of why the body needs to rise ( frt. & Rear). The front going up is always obvious to all , weight will move to the rear. The rear also most go up ( or as he says have separation) in order to plant the tires. Stand on a chair at home, so you can touch the ceiling. Your feet are the tires, legs are the springs (legs and body = Suspension). PUSH ON THE CEILING! Where do your feet go - down into the chair. By the suspension pushing the body of the car up the tires go down INTO the pavement - or "plant".. Ya all remember taking to Isaac Newton, don't ya - a force in one direction creates an equal one in the other direction. Any way back to the Mopar rear springs ( leaf style). Most springs have the location pin in the center of the spring, Mopar has them OFF CENTER (shorter side to the front) this stiffens up the front section to prevent ( spring wrap or wheel hop) It's also is a shorter "lever" to apply that force to the axle, to the tires, and into the ground. There is a lot more stuff ( as the very smart gentlemen explains) for you to understand and learn. Each and every different type of suspension requires a different solution. Decide what brand car you want and read, and read some more, learn everything you can then make your corrections as you need. BUT: My suggestion ( just to bust on ya) is get a older Mopar. Best starting point ever if you need to go in a straight line!!!!!

👍Thanks for the Video 👍

I feel like this would be real real important on nitrous cars. Or high revving Big blocks with big converters. I've never had anything powerful enough to crack the traction on a posi or spooled rear end on a sticky track. That being said I'd love to have either one of those!

I like how your car wiggles in on the bump like a cat ready to pounce. Everyone else comes in violent.

didnt know any of this... A++

Very good informative video 👍🏻

This guy knows his stuff

Awesome thanks!

Merry Christmas to you and your family! Let go 2020 / definitely your not a 🦆 ! She moves on every track / best of luck brother

Great video john

Very cool!

yellow Cuda was on Super stock leaf springs, the Shocks are the adjustments

Cool stuff 🦾🏁

Thank you!!!!!

New to the channel. Really like what you're doing. Cheers

I'm watching this after thinking about Cleetus RM race week where he said the four link did the thing I didn't exactly know what he meant until curiosity finally drove me here That cuda was nuts it's like it hunches over kinda

Great video

There is a Quaker Stake and Lube in Greenville SC

Oh man how i want to sit down with you and pick your brain. Thank you for all the wonderful information.

Go to the QS&L all the time in Charleston.

Actually the new Note made by Samsung has the best slow motion on any phone out right now hell it's so good Limpy's big end guy Heath that's the phone he uses so when you watch those awesome finish line shots on Limpy's KZfaq channel that's the camera that's catching them! 🦅🇺🇸🦅

My s10 is doing the same thing as aces I'm checking that drive shaft loop.

We do have one Quaker Steak and Lube in Pigeon Forge, TN. :) So its not THAT far from you.

You mentioned a few times that you had 125% or so of anti-squat dialed in, how do you determine that number? Based on stock geometry or your baseline geometry from when you set up and/ or installed the rear suspension? I love the science behind all this. Like NASCAR for example, I could care less watching them drive left for a few hours, I much prefer the science and strategies behind the scenes. Making a motor run at 8-10k all that time is insanely cool

Just learning drag race suspensions as I'm getting started In drag racing. I've dirt track Raced for years but looking for advice in budget shocks for drag. I have different shocks from the dirt but wondering if stiffer is better on the rear or what? Any advice before I buy shocks. I'm going to be in a square body c10.

A lot of the top guys have two people on their crew shooting video from both sides of the cars! 🦅🇺🇸🦅

You loosened your extensions and created more separation. That is messing me up a bit... the way I read the shock information I was thinking I wanted a stiffer setting to create more separation. Thank you, I have a better understanding of what to look for.

Guys and gals if you have a car and you have everything right with the engine but you can run the times you think you should be running well bookmark this video and watch it over and over until your car is running the times you think it should be running! 🦅🇺🇸🦅 Because this video explains why your car is not running those times people over look their suspension way more than they should it's just as important as your engine! If you don't believe me next time you're at the track and you see a Dodge Demon come to the line watch how that car comes off the line and how the rear end works and the front end it's crazy how much time they got out of that car just with how they set up the suspension on it.

Awesome

Wish you would come to Georgia and try our tracks and help me with my foxbody. I'm new to the drag radials and this talk about anti-squat is blowing my mind... I can't figure it out

Definitely appreciate any and all info on this subject!! Chevelle cutlass A body cars what are most people using nowa days? I wanna do an air bag on the rr Southside lift bars work ?

Love these videos!!! Do you by any chance know what ic a factory foxbody is ?

Hello turbo john I have a 95 mustang that I turbocharged its purpose is to be driven on the street and taken to the track once in awhile on the weekend. So I just purchased a Terminator X Max and having a hard time figuring out how to control boost on the Terminator it only allows you to select dual Port Dome pressure for wastegate type. You are very good at explaining things and was wondering if you could recommend the best way to go with controlling my Boost or maybe do a video on it ?

Turbo John thanks for this video, I'm building a n/a big block stroker 70 dart, I've been trying to figure out a good set up. Will start with hemi super/stock leafs and probably a 325 50 tire. This is only being built to be a mid 10 street / strip car looking at 3k with me in it. If you or anyone knows the mopar a-body & care to share any tips I'd appreciate it greatly. Thanks I enjoy your videos & the crazy bad ass cars you feature. God bless !

How are you figuring your antisquat? How do you measure it?

Merry Xmas to all

There's also one in greenville sc

What is ur option on stock suspension style gbody stuff..the only adjustment I have is 4 holes on the rear end on the lower bar.

Have a light Fox body with 700 horsepower small block and Powerglide it has 113% anti squat and performs great, but when it hits high gear it pulls left and I can't get that out of it. Any thoughts

John, do you have any knowledge you could share on the late model Challengers, as far as getting them too hook?