Progress report...

I hear ya!
But from my experiences I have always chose to keep the front down. My Falcon ran 8.70's with low 1.20 sixty foot off the trans-brake at 5500. NO WHEELIE BARS! First time out I nearly drug the rear bumper with low 1.30 sixties. Added positive pinion angle on the adjustable ladder bars and dropped the front considerably. Idunno, I am no expert but it worked for me. The Kaase headed 514 came on REAL strong on the big end and got a little hairy at times and I even ran 32x14 Goodyears at first. Was really hard to get them to stick so I went with Hoosiers. BIG difference! Less time on the burnout (Goodyears needed a Top Fuel burnout to get sticky).. I really needed a Anti-rollbar for the horrible sag in the right rear. I had a crap load of preload on the right coilover too. Still would lift 6-8 inches after playing with the pinion angle. Here she is launching,


That is a really neat car, even if it is the wrong brand... 1.20s muct feel pretty good! :)

But it's got some serious rubber on the ground (as opposed to my friend's Stocker Camaro, with its 9"ers, so what works for him, obviously wasn't a necessary "Modus Operandi" for you.... and, he has no transbrake (not allowed by the rules, in Stock Eliminator,) so that's another difference.

I think we have apples and oranges, here...

Looks like a fun ride! Do you still have it?