Shock Help

RDC · 11/10/12, 7:54 PM

After being away from midget racing for several years I need some shock info. Im thinking of getting some adjustable shocks front and rear. But im unsure what I need for all 4 corners I would like to run 1 set on all 4 corners all nite from heavy to slick and NOT change shocks to stay up with the track but able to adjust the ones on the car. The car is a narrow body stealth with a fontana and experenced driver but not in midgets will be running the short bullrings in IL with powri. Not sure of what im needing as far as shock # and rebound and comp # for each corner to get started cockpit adj or eye adj. Thanks for any help and info Rodger

wobbler · 11/10/12, 9:02 PM

Speak to Garrett @ CSI and he will get you sorted.

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DAD · 11/12/12, 4:14 PM

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Originally Posted by wobbler

Speak to Garrett @ CSI and he will get you sorted.

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I would call Corey at Advanced Racing Suspensions 217-271-7100, they invented the adjustable shock, back when I was a kid.

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thebus79h · 11/12/12, 7:33 PM

Csi all the way. We have a set of adjustables, and they are the best shocks I've ever felt. Through the holes or through the slick, doesn't matter. And great service too.

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mterry85 · 11/12/12, 9:26 PM

Give AJ at infinity a call the best service and shocks hands down.(765)865-1073.

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#1Brad Kuhn Fan · 11/13/12, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mterry85

Give AJ at infinity a call the best service and shocks hands down.(765)865-1073.

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You said it. Made the handling of my car 100% better.

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RDC · 11/14/12, 8:06 PM

Thanks TO ALL who responded I will check them all out for the best deal. Any more help please post Thanks Again Rodger

sprintracer82 · 11/15/12, 11:36 PM

You have to talk to Aj at infinity. He has changed the way we set up my sprintcar and has made a huge difference with my indoor car. The nice thing is, he will take you into the shop and show you what you have, then show you what he can do for you. He is very great to the low dollar guy!

groove grabber · 11/16/12, 11:47 AM

Ditto, Roger Aj has been a huge help to us hes very down to earth

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lordkevin · 12/10/12, 7:45 AM

Thanks for the nice post...

11/10/12, 7:54 PM	#1 Shock Help
RDC Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 76	After being away from midget racing for several years I need some shock info. Im thinking of getting some adjustable shocks front and rear. But im unsure what I need for all 4 corners I would like to run 1 set on all 4 corners all nite from heavy to slick and NOT change shocks to stay up with the track but able to adjust the ones on the car. The car is a narrow body stealth with a fontana and experenced driver but not in midgets will be running the short bullrings in IL with powri. Not sure of what im needing as far as shock # and rebound and comp # for each corner to get started cockpit adj or eye adj. Thanks for any help and info Rodger

11/10/12, 9:02 PM	#2
wobbler Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 191	Speak to Garrett @ CSI and he will get you sorted. Posted via Mobile Device

11/14/12, 8:06 PM	#7 Re: Shock Help
RDC Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 76	Thanks TO ALL who responded I will check them all out for the best deal. Any more help please post Thanks Again Rodger

11/15/12, 11:36 PM	#8 Re: Shock Help
sprintracer82 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 534	You have to talk to Aj at infinity. He has changed the way we set up my sprintcar and has made a huge difference with my indoor car. The nice thing is, he will take you into the shop and show you what you have, then show you what he can do for you. He is very great to the low dollar guy!

11/16/12, 11:47 AM	#9
groove grabber Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 358	Ditto, Roger Aj has been a huge help to us hes very down to earth Posted via Mobile Device

12/10/12, 7:45 AM	#10 Re: Shock Help
lordkevin Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 1	Thanks for the nice post...