Front and Rear Coil Overs:
that just looks.. idk
aren't the coil overs supposed to be at an angle? and thats a massive truss for the upper links..
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depends on what you're trying to do with your c/os. It looks like he's getting nearly a motion ratio of nearly 1:1. That'll limit your travel but will decrease the damping the shocks have to do for each increment of wheel travel.
The desert racing guys angle shocks so that they can get more wheel travel for each bit of travel of the shock itself - but the trade off is the shock has to work harder.
As far as that setup goes, i would not be surprised to hear that his (frame-side) link mounts broke after a rear wheel impact. Arms in bending! WHOO!
The desert racing guys angle shocks so that they can get more wheel travel for each bit of travel of the shock itself - but the trade off is the shock has to work harder.
As far as that setup goes, i would not be surprised to hear that his (frame-side) link mounts broke after a rear wheel impact. Arms in bending! WHOO!
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