Ill post when I get back from St Anthony and the hangover ride. Should have a good feel how they are after that.
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Thread: Shock rebuilders?
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08-12-2015 07:32 PM #11Competent Driver
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08-19-2015 08:17 PM #12Competent Driver
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Found this on the porch when I got home:
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08-19-2015 08:21 PM #13Competent Driver
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08-19-2015 08:26 PM #14Competent Driver
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cant wait to try em out. This is the most excited I've been about a mod in a long time.
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08-24-2015 10:40 AM #15Crackerjack Driver
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Oh boy! Your guna love them
Originally Posted by Turtle Tim
Tatum Black Widow
402 stroker twin turbo
Albins sequential
1200hp @ 18psi
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09-11-2015 04:45 PM #16Competent Driver
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Just got back from Idaho and love these shocks. They performed well out of the box. Made some minor adjustments with the clickers after a day or two.
I did the spring swap with the shocks when they were stock, and it helped with the body roll. This stage 3 kit eliminated even more of the body roll.
The rear does not bounce at all, handles the whoops real well. Never felt the rear end trying to swap sides with the front end.
Handled the G-outs well. Only felt it bottom out twice, and that was more my fault. Had the front dive into a transition, and bottomed the entire car when I hit a sharp step up that I did not see.
Only issue is the fronts are leaking slightly, which I will call them about next week.
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