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12-10-2010 #1
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Traction
I am looking to purchase either cal-tracs or slide-o-links for my 67 camaro. the car is a street driven car, will see a little track time. Any recommendations on which is better. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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12-10-2010 #2
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cal tracks are usually first on race day at the strip.
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Are these better that slide-o-links as far as street use? I have read a few articles on each and each one says theirs are the best for street use. I have heard good things about cal-tracs but never really heard anything on slide-o-links.
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12-13-2010 #4
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Anymore advice???
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I would suggest researching which one has better traction under stopping, and i wouldnt preload the caltracks for street driving.
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12-13-2010 #6
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Caltracs was my first choice but I was able to get the SALs at a better deal. Both use the same principle with a sightly different design. If your car sits low I would pick the one that has the best ground clearance. That tends to be a problem on the street.
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