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Yes it would.
Find 25s if you can.

Is there a PN for them?

6215, but it's discontinued.

Thanks. Yeah, I know they don't make them any more.

I think these are 15 or 20



This is a 30

i think these are 25

Thanks for the pics Joey. Mine for sure are the 15s or 20s. I have some black ones off a gt or something that Norman gave me with the inline steering blocks that I think are 30s. I'm gonna put those on and see how they look.
Joey, are you running 25s or 30s on the car you had at LRH a couple weeks ago?

fresh out of the pack 30s

I'm hoping part of the reason my car has been pushing so bad on throttle and is so twitchy off is the 15 degree blocks. I guess I'll find out Thursday.

mk-Zero wrote:I'm hoping part of the reason my car has been pushing so bad on throttle and is so twitchy off is the 15 degree blocks. I guess I'll find out Thursday.

Mine does the same thing. Brutal understeer. (short arm Cadillac)

I ran my short arm car this weekend (loose dirt track), handled a charm, it has the 15 degree carriers.

Swap to 30 degree carriers, and push weight forward (short pack )...and motor down! Set your EPA to 60% or something.

Will do, except the short pack for now, not ready to invest in that till I try some other things, since I have 3 standard packs that are fairly new. Hope to see you out there beating up on the modern cars again with your goldie

Swapped out the caster blocks last night, the old ones were definately 15 degrees:


The new ones I got from Norman are 30's:


We'll see how it handles on Thursday night

you may need to install a couple washers underneath the ball stud on the knuckle. usually, 30 degree blocks create quite a bit of bump steer (depending on the height of the bellcrank).

Good to know, thanks. Running a rere World's steering rack.

Should the steering turnbuckles be close to level at ride height?