lets say on the right rear your shock valving is 5 comp. 5 rebound. if i add a second shock with the same valving will it still be 5 comp 5 rebound or with both shocks combined would it be 10 comp and 10 rebound?
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there are a lot of variables that come into play when you mount multiple shocks if there was an advantage to running 2 shocks on the right rear touring teams would have been doing it years ago besides the fact that its probably cheaper to have the shock re valved to what your looking for its illegal now to run multiple shock on any corner beside LR
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There was a time I ran two shocks and two springs on the RR. It helped before we got the rf nose down.Originally posted by GRT62 View Postthere are a lot of variables that come into play when you mount multiple shocks if there was an advantage to running 2 shocks on the right rear touring teams would have been doing it years ago besides the fact that its probably cheaper to have the shock re valved to what your looking for its illegal now to run multiple shock on any corner beside LRModern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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If your two shocks are on the same place on the birdcage, then you will have twice the force of one. Now is 2×5=10? That depends on the shock curves for the 5 and the 10. If linear, than probably yes.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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I remember MasterSbilt running a spring shock in standard position on birdcage, and another clamped to the axle tube facing backwards with a coil over on it as well.Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostThere was a time I ran two shocks and two springs on the RR. It helped before we got the rf nose down.
I think John Gill was driving the house car when they were toying with that deal.
they where about unbeaten at Brownstown Speedway with it.I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.
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Sounds like the same thing I had.Originally posted by JustAddDirt View PostI remember MasterSbilt running a spring shock in standard position on birdcage, and another clamped to the axle tube facing backwards with a coil over on it as well.
I think John Gill was driving the house car when they were toying with that deal.
they where about unbeaten at Brownstown Speedway with it.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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