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flatout
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8/18/15 2:48 PM
Look at at least a 4/6 lr and moving to a straight 5 on the rr shock wise. How far in do you have the lr?
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suzuki756
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8/18/15 9:26 PM
Could be your tossing the car in corner and laying it on RR with 5/4 RR its going to stay there
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Bad Dad 54
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8/18/15 11:37 PM
Car square? torsion bars binding? birdcages correct? frame bent? position jacobs ladder? just spit ballin
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mini27
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8/18/15 11:57 PM
3 hole Jake. Run it in bottom hole that will bring the nose of the Jake up and slow the transfer to RR down
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jahmo55
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8/19/15 1:38 AM
Put a 3/8 on the left rear and it will turn.
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HurstBros0
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8/20/15 8:57 AM
Instead of trying to over power the LR bar with a shock... How about a softer LR bar? RR gets you in, LR gets you off the corner...
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Rhody
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8/20/15 12:21 PM
I don't know about a 305, but a 360 or 410 doesn't want to come off the corner if the LR is too soft.
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