Newly rebuilt Ty 92 #0021

[e95 Ty]

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Awesome! Be sure to post pics. What 2 step are you planning on using? What activation method? That's on my list as well.

Msd 6al2. I have not decided what activation method yet, leaning tword a temporary switch on my shift knob just for the track. I would remove it for street driving. I do not want to ruin my shift knob so i'll take some suggestions from others who have done it.

 

[spooldup]

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Why not just program the bs3 2 step? Loving this truck btw!

 

[e95 Ty]

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Why not just program the bs3 2 step? Loving this truck btw!

Guess I really never thought about it. I will look more closely at that option. Thanks

 

[e95 Ty]

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Started getting parts in this week. MT et streets 275/40/17f, 315/35/17r, MSD 6al-2 and a B&M activation button/switch.
Next week my Calvert Racing leaf springs, Caltrac bars and a fully built 8.5 rear end from DTS......Pics coming soon. I'm not screwing around this year. Time to turn up the boost get this thing to 60' and get my 10sec slip.

 

[Sean Krupa]

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:shocked!: I'll be watching this thread like a hawk! Can't wait to see that thing launch with the 2step. Goodluck with your goal Matt.

 

[e95 Ty]

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More parts showed up today! Calvert Racing split mono springs (2" drop), Caltrac bars, 1/2" stackable lowering blocks, pinion angle wedges and grade 5 u bolts.....Just waiting on built 8.5 rear from DTS. Painting and or powder coating everything under truck while its apart.

 

[gt67sy]

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parts look great sounds like the truck will have no choice but to run 10s

 

[STOUT74]

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Msd 6al2. I have not decided what activation method yet, leaning tword a temporary switch on my shift knob just for the track. I would remove it for street driving. I do not want to ruin my shift knob so i'll take some suggestions from others who have done it.

Hey Matt,
Sweet looking parts. The caltracs will help a TON in keeping the rear planted with the power your looking at putting down. Check out our billet knob we have now with the button built in for your launch activation. I have mine run through a switch so it's only active when I want it to be. So that way when your street driving, you don't have to worry about hitting it. But on the other hand, just in case you need to woop a little street ass, it's only a flip away:tup:. Worked wonders for my reaction time & consistency. Plus, I think it just looks badass:lol:. http://www.syty.net/forums/showthread.php?t=94629

 

[sonomagt288]

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awesome job so far i cant wait to have mine done just finally lowered in off the jack stands after 2 years i got about a month till its complete and I'm gonna be ready to do some cruising.

 

[e95 Ty]

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Ok guys got a bunch of pics coming here...first some pics of how she looked underneath before the new suspension, rearend, brakes and paint...looked like poo, but remember this truck is no trailer queen I built it to enjoy and drive, so it does get street driven quite a bit...

Hope you guys enjoy!

Here it is before.....

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[Deception]

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I run a MSD 6AL2 with it set to my brake light switch and a inline switch to disable it when im not racing. Works great when I have it set to the max rpm my brakes will hold, Then I just sit at the tree with my left foot to the brake pressed to the floor and right foot on the gas also pinned to the floor. Just release the brake and launch.

 

[Sean Krupa]

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How do you like those QA1 rear shocks Matt?

Deception- did you notice a delay in the brake light switch when you let off the brake? These trucks are notorious to stay on a bit after you let off...

 

[e95 Ty]

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Had the rear brake calipers and backing plates powdercoated and painted everything I could get at without making a huge fuss. Again this is no show car, but I do want it to look presentable. The overspray was cleaned up before final assembly.....Also had steelbraided brake lines made up.

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[e95 Ty]

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Here's the brake parts...They look so much better.

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[e95 Ty]

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I run a MSD 6AL2 with it set to my brake light switch and a inline switch to disable it when im not racing. Works great when I have it set to the max rpm my brakes will hold, Then I just sit at the tree with my left foot to the brake pressed to the floor and right foot on the gas also pinned to the floor. Just release the brake and launch.

As Sean said, I was always told if I hook it up to the brake light switch there will be a delay. You've had no trouble? Guess it wouldn't effect your 60' just your reaction time....

 

[e95 Ty]

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How do you like those QA1 rear shocks Matt?

Deception- did you notice a delay in the brake light switch when you let off the brake? These trucks are notorious to stay on a bit after you let off...

The Qa1s did not work once the truck was lowered to where it is now. Tom at Sportmachines hooked me up with some badass Afco"s. Pics coming.

 

[e95 Ty]

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Now for the good stuff! Fully built 8.5" rearend from DTS. Eaton posi, 30 spline Moser axles, Ford 9" housing ends (no more c clips) all powdercoated.....shouldn't break.

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[Deception]

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I didnt notice a delay I put in a new brake switch also when I did it. When I raced they ran a pro tree so as soon as I seen yellow I let go. I could have a slight delay but as long as I stay consitant on my time I win and with this set up I can be. Launching at the same rpm everytime all that changes is my reaction and adjust for temp change.

 

[Deception]

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As I think about it their could be a small delay from the time the pedle comes all the way up and closes the switch but if you pratice and get use to it and can plan for it by adjusting when you should release then it shouldnt bother you.

My friend told me about this set up he runs on his 55 bel-air 2dr wagon and he is in sainly consistan and has a crazy low reaction time. He wins the race most of the time and I have only beat him once because he spun bad at the light;

 

[e95 Ty]

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Test fitting before final assm....Looking good I think......

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