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  1. 07-09-2009 11:23 AM #1
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    Really like the adjustability in the rear, Ken, going to be nice having it to really fine tune the ride height and stance!!!! Way back in the "stone ages" we used an adjustable rear spring mounting (though not done with a lazer cutter) on a Super Mod we raced.... Started experimenting with it and learned a lot about forward bite and weight transfer.... Sure wish we'd of had lazer cutting in '66!!!! Used to think our pattern torch was "state of the art"!!!!! Will you have the same adjustability in shock mounts????

    Hmmmm. Maybe add a cambered housing and a cage and get tuned up for some nostalgia racing on the dirt???? Sorry man, I have a sick and twisted mind.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Really like the adjustability in the rear, Ken, going to be nice having it to really fine tune the ride height and stance!!!! Way back in the "stone ages" we used an adjustable rear spring mounting (though not done with a lazer cutter) on a Super Mod we raced.... Started experimenting with it and learned a lot about forward bite and weight transfer.... Sure wish we'd of had lazer cutting in '66!!!! Used to think our pattern torch was "state of the art"!!!!! Will you have the same adjustability in shock mounts????

    Hmmmm. Maybe add a cambered housing and a cage and get tuned up for some nostalgia racing on the dirt???? Sorry man, I have a sick and twisted mind.....
    Dave we just over filled the air shocks to go up, and let air out to go down!
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