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Old 08-10-2010 | 11:26 PM
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I just put a pair of the Strange Double Adjustable shocks on the front and the Strange single adjustable shocks on the rear. I know the front shocks ***** are for compression and rebound. Which is which, how do I tell the difference. On the rear shocks, is that for compression only? Does anybody have a baseline that I should use to initially set the fronts and rears at? This car is primarilly a drag car, not a dd. Thanks
Old 08-11-2010 | 09:13 AM
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Give me a call here at the office and I can go over some good baseline adjustments for you
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Bumping this b/c I'm in the same situation. I don't know what **** does what. D/A's in the front and S/A out back. Thanks
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On my dbl adj AFCOs the compression **** is on the bottom and rebound on the top. I am guessing its the same for Strange but not 100%.
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The Strange shocks have both ***** at the bottom of the shock. The larger plastic **** with the ridges is the extension(rebound) adjustment, the round metal **** is the compression(bump) valve.



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