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  1. 12-06-2010 05:51 PM #1
    fastrc
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    Interesting article by Steve at RCD Classics on shocks, may be helpful.
    http://www.racecardynamics.com/class...wor%201110.pdf

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  2. 12-07-2010 08:08 AM #2
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    When I built the`33 I used 23 degrees as a shock angle, the guy that bought the sedan from me said that it rides nice and handles well, although he did up grade the shocks as well.
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