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Post by flipflopoo1oo on Apr 21, 2014 6:39:39 GMT -6
While spring rates of compressions are changed, the set-up type differs to these changes with ride heights changing roll centers and bar angles and transfer rates to only name a few points of change! Having more or less of minimal switching doubles the factors of change many times over if only close to your happy spot and headed in the wrong direction! Moving the only bead lock allowed is not a option but a shorter left ft. than rear swap if planed can work or a three way switch or reverse switch when keeping in mind how your car will react to these changes! Don't forget the air pressure changes too if not corrected! A trial run is the only way to tell what help or misery is dealt per chassis! And if any other changes are made, they too will alter effects of changing or reversing roll out even on the front! A more simple change of the left front wheel alone is a great change to see which way you need to go! We have won many a dry-slick race by switching to reversed stagger on the rear only!
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