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Rtsbasic · 01.12.2006, 07:05 PM

You guys are giving me a headache :W: There must be something I'm missing, because I've just been experimenting with my T2 based truck, and nothing really seems to help. Not that there's anything wrong with the suspension travel on my truck already, but more is good, and some decent Jato shocks are a lot cheaper than some decent AE shocks, and no-where sells springs for AE shocks that are stiff enough for my truck, whereas it seems Jato type ones would be easier to find.

M'kay, so I have the shock mounted on the hole closest to the inside of the wishbone, and I currently have my shock mouted lower than the standard shock tower was designed for. I'm able to use the full travel of my current shock going from full droop to the car being bottomed out, they are 3.8 inches long, how can I get the same suspenion travel out of a shock only 3 inches long?!?!? I think my heads about to explode :C:

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Rtsbasic RC-Monster England! Offline Posts: 425 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Devon, England	01.12.2006, 07:05 PM You guys are giving me a headache :W: There must be something I'm missing, because I've just been experimenting with my T2 based truck, and nothing really seems to help. Not that there's anything wrong with the suspension travel on my truck already, but more is good, and some decent Jato shocks are a lot cheaper than some decent AE shocks, and no-where sells springs for AE shocks that are stiff enough for my truck, whereas it seems Jato type ones would be easier to find. M'kay, so I have the shock mounted on the hole closest to the inside of the wishbone, and I currently have my shock mouted lower than the standard shock tower was designed for. I'm able to use the full travel of my current shock going from full droop to the car being bottomed out, they are 3.8 inches long, how can I get the same suspenion travel out of a shock only 3 inches long?!?!? I think my heads about to explode :C: