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  1. 07-31-2007 11:12 AM #1
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    Always was curious about the straight axles on gassers.
    I thought that was a requirement also?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SBC
    Always was curious about the straight axles on gassers.
    I thought that was a requirement also?
    Not a requirement,.... but a common practice. It raised the front end in a time when tire technology was crude, and weight transfer from a higher center of gravity helped a lot.
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