1971 Duster Handeling

Your actual alignment specs, since those are the recommended specs you posted and not your actual numbers since no shop would tell you your caster is "3° to 5°". Also, if you want to be doing 120+ you'll want more aggressive alignment numbers than what's there.

But we're getting somewhere. You changed all that suspension out and still have the same issue? So, that would indicate it's probably not the suspension- so aero, or something else...



Holy crap Batman. See, this is why we asked about how your car is set up.

You're running "S" rated BFG hockey pucks at 120 mph? Those tires are only rated for 112 mph. You think you're going to get good performance out of those at 120? Not a chance. Those tires probably wouldn't even make it to 150, and there's nothing like an overheated tire blow out at 120+ to make life really entertaining.

I'm sure you still have other issues, but those tires for those speeds are a really, really bad idea.



The Randy's spoiler will do something, like I said, any air it keeps from going under the car is a win. But when you call and order it, ask if he still makes the "tall" version. It would be more beneficial for you.



That one is a copy of the DC front spoiler. It should work, but you're doing to need to add some bracing because all it appears to be is a thin layer of fiberglass. You'll need to back it up to keep it from just folding over at 100+.
hockey pucks?! Hell them tires are like mini CDs.

I will get the actual alignment specs as I did not do it myself of of course. When i put competition springs and big rear tires it raised rear of car and i raised the front up to compensate so I'm sure this is all compounding the problem. Does anyone have any suggestions on good tires I can get that would be rated for that speed and would fit on stock Rims? And do you think this is much difference between a tall one from randy and the DC spoiler? I imagine the DC spoiler would work better since it is mounted to bumper. Also with the DC I should still probably look at lowering the car if I can at all correct? How high do you have your car off the ground from the bottom of the front spoiler?
lower the front, drop the back with blocks, but most importantly, you need better than stock rims. An 7-9 inch wide tire isn’t gonna do you any good. You can get “stock” looking rims that are wider and would allow you to run a 10-12 inch wide tire. I know @72bluNblu is running 18s on his and has fit 275s.

basically, based on what we know now, you’re trying to do make your top speed higher without changing the car from looking and that’s not gonna be possible. You need to tackle tires, aero(not only the front air dam, but I’d be smoothing things out underneath and sealing up seams), suspension AND brakes, stock brakes will be sketchy trying to stop from 150 mph, and lastly, I would HIGHLY recommend interior passenger safety measures.