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Anybody install wolfe travel limiters? I would like to see some pics as well. I have the kit but need to understand how to install them. They do not come with instructions.
Thanks in advance!
Tom
Thanks in advance!
Tom
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Tom,
Thanks for the pics! They appear to be the same thing but mine did not come with the plate with the adjustment holes. That seems to be the missing part of the puzzle.
Thanks again!
Tom
Thanks for the pics! They appear to be the same thing but mine did not come with the plate with the adjustment holes. That seems to be the missing part of the puzzle.
Thanks again!
Tom
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Any technical details of exactly how this works? Basically you don't want to put the back bumper on the ground, right? So these just keep the front springs from decompressing completely? You can still get enough weight transfer to hook with this setup?
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Originally Posted by 4mulaJoe
Any technical details of exactly how this works? Basically you don't want to put the back bumper on the ground, right? So these just keep the front springs from decompressing completely? You can still get enough weight transfer to hook with this setup?
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Originally Posted by 4mulaJoe
Any technical details of exactly how this works? Basically you don't want to put the back bumper on the ground, right? So these just keep the front springs from decompressing completely? You can still get enough weight transfer to hook with this setup?
On the other end of the spectrum, you don't want to be too tight either because your car will not settle so easy if you happen to do a big wheelie.
I'm still playing with my suspension and chassie set up.
Any of the more experienced chassie guys want to comment?
Thanks