Thread: Shortening my 79 wagon
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02-17-2004 07:29 PM #7
Lumberjack rear suspension is very hard rear suspension that has almost no give. It was originaly thought of as lumberjack a long time ago when people had broken rear suspension and they put lumber in to block it up. Normally you hammar a car and the rear suspension compresses, with a hard rear suspension the rear end diverts all it's energy to the rear but being it has no give, the energy is diverted into making the front end lift up ( wheelie ) . lumberjack these days is just really hard suspension, it is in no means sticking lumber in your springs, that is how it got it's name.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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