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    1gary is offline Banned Visit my Photo Gallery
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    My question is wouldn't one axle that ran from one side to the other for the wheelie wheels to mount on be a stronger more equal part??.I am guessing you would want both wheels contacting in a torque twist situation and not say just one which I would guess would not steer the car straight in a single spring rebound.


    I guess what I am saying is one axle from eyelet to eyelet would help keep the springs square to the car as well.
    Last edited by 1gary; 05-11-2011 at 01:36 AM.
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