should i run a take up spring or will it stay loaded?
16" 150 barrel spring
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One kit for one shock. The trick is to keep dirt and water out of them so we wrap it up with duct tape and still blast it with spray lube when we have the shocks off through the week. They will rust and gunk up in a hurry if you don't keep them covered and your regular shock cover won't keep all the dirt out or moisture when you wash.
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Less than that. I don't run a shock in front of the LR. Trying to ween myself off that as I think it hurts forward drive (no such thing as 0 rebound no matter how much PSI you put in it).Originally posted by RSS View PostAbout 100lbs LR than at 7 turns?
Point being, I need more turns to get what most people might get if they have a high pressure gas shock in front of the cage. I realize a lot of top touring teams run a shock in front but I'm just trying to get away from it entirely and learn to keep attitude in the car with my feet instead of shocks. Still learning on that end.
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Really difficult to compare preload when hanging, unless everything is exactly the same and I mean everything.
Take 2 cars exactly the same but one car has 1" more j-bar rake, the car with more j-bar will have less preload then the other car. Now that could be as little as 1 round to as many as 3 or 4 rounds or more, depending on the coilover angle that the car has.
Same 2 cars but one has more lower bar angle, thus will have less preload
Just saying it's hard to say you should have this amount with this spring, unless you comparing exact cars and set ups.
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