Effect of raising rear of car?

Jacking the rear end with elongated shackles will cause the car to become tail happy, or in other words more prone to over steer under braking and acceleration. This condition is not desired in a street car where it becomes unstable under hard braking in traffic.

If you are now thinking leaving rear at factory height, and lowering front from factory ride height by cranking down the torsion bars, that will make for crappy handling and ride as well.

I want to raise the rear an inch or so but not with longer shackles, rather new stiffer springs that don't sag like the originals. I'm doing more of a road-racer type build for handling and the new 1" torsion bars in front made a HUGE difference but the back end now feels very "floaty" and loose since I haven't changed the back springs yet, not to mention all the shocks are pretty much gone too. Gotta save up for a set of those nice Bilsteins...