What exactly is a "full suspension" car?
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its a generic term they are giving to what they have.
usually, the person that says this is not the kind of guy you're going to find at a autocross... or a racetrack of any kind.
often its not a setup suspension.. its not setup for launches, or setup for autocross, or low lap times. no.. its just bolted on once and not touched.
when someone says "full suspension" I just take it as "I bought a bunch of bright red powdercoated OEM replacement parts and bolted them on my car"
THATS what "full suspension" means.
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when someone says "full suspension", I look at it the same way as someone that says "3/4 race cam"...
its a generic term they are giving to what they have.
usually, the person that says this is not the kind of guy you're going to find at a autocross... or a racetrack of any kind.
often its not a setup suspension.. its not setup for launches, or setup for autocross, or low lap times. no.. its just bolted on once and not touched.
when someone says "full suspension" I just take it as "I bought a bunch of bright red powdercoated OEM replacement parts and bolted them on my car"
THATS what "full suspension" means.
its a generic term they are giving to what they have.
usually, the person that says this is not the kind of guy you're going to find at a autocross... or a racetrack of any kind.
often its not a setup suspension.. its not setup for launches, or setup for autocross, or low lap times. no.. its just bolted on once and not touched.
when someone says "full suspension" I just take it as "I bought a bunch of bright red powdercoated OEM replacement parts and bolted them on my car"
THATS what "full suspension" means.
My setup is tuned, it does change depending on where and what Im doing and I do use it on the racetrack (roadcourse and AutoX).
I guess it just depends on who you are actually talking to though also..