Time for the 10s.

Originally Posted by AlexRaymond19 So even if you stopped the suspension from going any further down from the desired point which camber would be perfect for traction? There isn't a

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Time for the 10s.

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09-03-2014, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by AlexRaymond19

So even if you stopped the suspension from going any further down from the desired point which camber would be perfect for traction? There isn't a way to stop the suspension travel prematurely?

The desired point is HIGHER (decompressed) than where you started, so you couldnt go down (compress) at all. You would have to take out the shocks and put in solid metal bars and defeat the whole suspension... which would result in an unstable and dangerous car.

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