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Suspension of AE86 "86"
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10-09-2004, 12:25 AM
Post: #12
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rikard Wrote:Short strokes are the way to go if you are running lowerd springs! No doubt, totally true. Even with the lower ride height, the ride quality improves as the shocks are at the correct position in their stroke. If you want to go low, you will get far better results with shortened stroke shocks, for both handling and comfort. |
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