Thread: parallels and coilovers?
Threaded View
-
11-11-2003 01:30 PM #8
I'm not the best at splainin' things and my typing is even less effective. So while consentatin on the little letters under my smashed digits i get lost, haha. Had a chuckle tho with yer sigh o relief as to my contraptionThanks fer the feedback Jerry, BBB. Have an idea as to finding my shock position. If I jack the axle to the top of its travel and find my 10 degree position then let the axle down and make sure the shock is not past 0. is this a good theary. What I dont want to happen is the shock to bind or "lockout" in a Neg (past perpindicular) position from axle movement, Correct? Or is travel so limited that wont be a problem. I guess what I'm askin is should 10 degeree be measured at the top of it's travel where the shock is at it's most severe angle or measure 10 degree at ride height (laden)?
Justin RFFR
Isaiah 40:31
I saw last night on fb about John. The world sure lost a great one. I'm going to miss his humor, advice, and perspective from another portion of the world. Rest in Peace Johnboy.
John Norton aka johnboy