Caltrac Tuning Info LOOK HERE

So a mono leaf like they offer may be best after all. I only planned on rebuilding my stock 318 car springs but maybe the spring shop can help in this regard. Is that even possible? Modding a stock spring into a mono leaf would require throwing out the whole thing anyways so prolly not.Shop could certainly use the dimensions as a pattern. I know the caltrac company offeres mono leafs which are lightweight fibreglass,but a steel monoleaf should last longer with a weight penalty.Sounds like the right solution for me as ride comfort is a priority..

318 t bars will be up front as again I dont want something real stiff,but also not too soft like a /6 bar.Yes better for weight transer,bad for body roll. With 318 t bars and a good adjustable shock I should be able to get good weight transfer for the strip and not bad cornering. Cornering aint my thing anyways...

Im going the home brewed caltrac route,but this info will still apply and really helps!

For some reason i didnt get notifications on this thread lol...anyways
I personally stayed with my stock 6cyl springs because a) i didnt have the money for mono's and b) i know they are a stiffer ride as well. My stock 6cyl leafs ended up being too saggy for the car, but im almost certain that 318 springs would work perfect for what your after- should not buckle like mine were, and should be soft enough to work well with the caltracs (not to mention they give that low ride height that im into). Another option for the monoleafs as well is a company called landrum, but I have been told they are only safe up to 800hp, then they bend lol

http://www.landrumspring.com/index.html?UID=20110129104133