Originally posted by ZERO25
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You could. It would be a disaster. You can't have a disjointed damping curve in your operating rangeModern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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It's yet another example of poorly-considered rules resulting in more complicated parts being used.Originally posted by Jim11h View PostSo basically it's a legal way to cheat the rules lol. Appreciate explanation billet, it makes sense. Shame rules have allowed technology to dominate the sportModern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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It's been that way forever, things to beat rules are just more expensive to beat them now. Before the droop rule, you know how many times we have ran over large wire ties on the track after the green flag flies? Those that don't know, people wire tied the frame to axle to hold the LR down to pass tech and once you hit the gas the wire tie broke and you were 2 or 3" over legal.Originally posted by Jim11h View PostSo basically it's a legal way to cheat the rules lol. Appreciate explanation billet, it makes sense. Shame rules have allowed technology to dominate the sport
That was the cheap way, then they started looking for wire ties so: Then you have position sensitive LR shocks with 800# of zero point below natural ride height, so crew stands on the car to smash LR below ride and the shock holds the car down. Once you apply extra poundage from the bars when on the gas, you overcome the zero point and the car will come back to ride height and act normal. You just had to balance the amount of zero point and it's positions to make it work for each LR ride load the spring combo had.Last edited by billetbirdcage; 04-22-2023, 03:28 PM.
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