Front shock clearance
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Front shock clearance
So what are people doing to increase shock to wheel/ tire clearance?
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Yeah that's exactly what mine does. It's not a problem but it's not normal either. I'm a wee bit worried that if I go to a larger body shock I may end up with serious issues or bent shock shafts the first time I jack it.
I think I will look at re mounting the shock about 15mm further inward to eliminate the problem.
Cheers!
Ps, I laughed at how you called it a feature LOL
I think I will look at re mounting the shock about 15mm further inward to eliminate the problem.
Cheers!
Ps, I laughed at how you called it a feature LOL
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Well, considering how much it is discussed here, especially rubbish and misinformation, you'd think it was a feature! Seriously, there is a 99% chance you won't have any problems unless you are either running ultra short shocks which have very little droop or are jumping the car, and I've only ever seen someone jump their car on here once. It was impressive.flyingbrick wrote:
Ps, I laughed at how you called it a feature LOL
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