Education? Great question: As far as I know just about every shock manufacturer has some sort of program that will teach you to ASSEMBLE shocks. BUT this will not educate on the whens or why to make valving changes. They will give you a good baseline but that is about all. The old school guys(Moyer, Bloomquist,etc.) basically taught their self, they kept good notes and learned from them. Seminars: Another good idea, but again they will talk in general terms. Consultants: Probably the best way to get an EDUCATION. They CAN help you on shocks and your chassis. These guys are not inexpensive, but if you do your due diligence in choosing the reward will be great. Remember going to the track and NOT being competetive is very expensive! Which ever way you choose please remember ONE thing: COMMUNICATION both with your consultant and your racecar, the car will speak too you and tell you and the consultant what it needs! And no I will not say who for you to call, that is your homework. Best of luck!
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