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Well that was a big flop. after articulating the axle one shock hits the spring and the other side hits the tire. Just no room for that setup.
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what if you increase the angle of the shocks? you loose some dampening performance, but maybe if you get the shocks a little closer to the spring and wheels plane of movement they wont contact....
or maybe try a different backspacing and move the shock further out...
or maybe try a different backspacing and move the shock further out...
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or maybe try a different backspacing and move the shock further out...
I'm trying to work with what I have already.
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