What's a good baseline shock setting for QA1's
04-27-2006, 06:19 PM
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What's a good baseline shock setting for QA1's Full weight car on 275-50-15 drag radials A4 making apox 400 rwhp.
My shocks are the older style if that makes any differance.
My shocks are the older style if that makes any differance.
04-27-2006, 07:19 PM
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Single adjustables I take it? I ran mine 2-4 in front, and 4-6 rear. Our track was rather slippery most times, so those setting were normal, but adjust it according to particular prep/traction that night. GL
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with 0 being softest, and 12 being hardest.
start out with 2 in the front, and 6-7 in the back. You want the weight to transfer to the rear, but you dont want the rear to squat, so make it a little stiff.
start out with 2 in the front, and 6-7 in the back. You want the weight to transfer to the rear, but you dont want the rear to squat, so make it a little stiff.
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Originally Posted by RaNsOm
with 0 being softest, and 12 being hardest.
start out with 2 in the front, and 6-7 in the back. You want the weight to transfer to the rear, but you dont want the rear to squat, so make it a little stiff.
start out with 2 in the front, and 6-7 in the back. You want the weight to transfer to the rear, but you dont want the rear to squat, so make it a little stiff.
