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kaymar

posted on 8/4/05 at 10:48 PM Reply With Quote
live axle position

sorry me again
the book says that the rear shox must be square/ vertical to the upper mounting point, if the axle is mounted about an inch or so further back in the chassis would this alter handling or cause other problems, martin

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gazza285

posted on 8/4/05 at 10:54 PM Reply With Quote
No.
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Mark Allanson

posted on 8/4/05 at 10:59 PM Reply With Quote
No





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Mark Allanson

posted on 8/4/05 at 11:01 PM Reply With Quote
"sorry me again"

Don't appologise, I double checked just about everything I did on here to make sure I wasn't about to cock something up





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kb58

posted on 9/4/05 at 01:03 AM Reply With Quote
Short answer: No

Longer answer, off by 1" over, say, 12" is an angle of about 4.5 deg. All that means is the shock will move 0.4% less then it would if directly above. You'll never notice.





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kango

posted on 16/4/05 at 05:33 AM Reply With Quote
I had to move my shock about 75mm back from the center of the diff, because my shocks are too long.
What influence will this have? I have standard 180 lb/inch springs.

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kb58

posted on 16/4/05 at 05:49 AM Reply With Quote
You'll be fine.





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