I saw one on a new Harris mod. Are they being used on any dlms?
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I saw one on a new Harris mod. Are they being used on any dlms?
If you need one, something is seriously wrong. That's all I got to say about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO25
Softer spring with Preload on Mods, so stopping the droop helps getting the shock off easy. Since the spring and shock are seperate. The geometry of the clips produce a lot of droop travel thats useless.
Youre probly right, it had 4-6 inches of adj.
it might be seriously wrong...but those harris cars are seriously fast. currently leading imca national points and won the USMTS openerQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterSbilt_Racer
I was addressing the use on a late model, specifically. The non-racing use on a mod makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by outlaw4j
Using them on alot of stock clip applications, it’s a way to run soft but still have some rate in your 1-2” travel range so you don’t crash through your travel. The spring acts stiff until it overcomes the preload in the chain. It’s the same concept as like a Joes Racing Preloader.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO25
^^your spring is actually rated at infinity, until your preload is overcome.