Get my car to launch better...

Pinion angle has guidelines and that's about it. We had a SS spring car that need 10* down to work.

If it's a dedicated drag car, turn it down to where it works best. If a dual purpose street strip car, you need to balance the two. Too much down, and the u-joint takes a real beating under normal street driving. It may cause some pretty serious vibrations as well. That's part of the reasons I like cal track style set ups. They don't require excessive pinion angles.

I'm prized, that it took 3 pages to say the word Cal Tracks?

are they not popular on a A body?

I'm Not speaking from experiencing, as mine are SS spring(purchased long before there was such a thing as Cal tracks)

If i had to do it over again, i would probably go that route..............I realize, there not the economical solution.

In my opinon, there better then SS Spring..........there kinda like a inexpensive 4link!

sound like all you realty need right now is a better burn out! practice Practice Practice.:-D