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Old 06-18-2016, 12:46 PM
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Front shocks are Viking double adjustable.

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Front shocks are Viking double adjustable.
Go max on extension doesn't help! ?

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He is having a problem with wheelies, not knocking the tires off the car.
Well, after he gets done phucking around with the shocks, then maybe he will need the correct answer?


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Well, after he gets done phucking around with the shocks, then maybe he will need the correct answer?
The problem is on the front of the car NOT the back of it. The shocks he has are probably fine, he needs to limit the front end travel to keep the front of the car from coming up. From the video the shocks look loose also.

He has a car that makes power not a slow azz dragster that wouldn't pull the from tires if you sprayed it.

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The problem is on the front of the car NOT the back of it.
And where is the power to the ground coming from?



My slow dragster pulls the wheels, how does the shock thing work for that?



Tell him how much travel he has with the wheels in the air, whether 10" or 3 feet off the ground?

When you learn to scale your chassis maybe you can tell him how to do his?


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And where is the power to the ground coming from?



My slow dragster pulls the wheels, how does the shock thing work for that?



Tell him how much travel he has with the wheels in the air, whether 10" or 3 feet off the ground?

When you learn to scale your chassis maybe you can tell him how to do his?
Im sorry but you don't have a clue

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Im sorry but you don't have a clue
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And where is the power to the ground coming from?



My slow dragster pulls the wheels, how does the shock thing work for that?



Tell him how much travel he has with the wheels in the air, whether 10" or 3 feet off the ground?

When you learn to scale your chassis maybe you can tell him how to do his?
Even considering how stupid you are. That was a retarded post. Crawl in a hole and stay there tard.

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