Pro Mod Front Suspension

Discussion in 'PSI Superchargers Tech Questions' started by TOL, Apr 6, 2015.

  1. TOL

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  2. TOL

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    Hmmm. 136 views and nobody has thoughts good or bad or otherwise?

    The one advantage that I do see is that it would allow a person freedom to run whatever shock approach that they want up front, if it was not already possible to achieve the same results/control by modifying the available "strut" body valving.
     
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  3. Blownalky

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    Don't know but it looks like a very expensive conventional A arm assembly. Very pretty though.
     
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    I'm thinking that the main benefit would be you can change the ride height without jacking on the spring like in a strut deal. Also opens up the shock and valving possibilities. It could be smoother ride on a bumpy track, but who knows how the weight difference works out?
     
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