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Old 01-13-2014, 12:12 PM
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according to the guys that have success on yellowbullet, with a cal-track setup, you want an easy extension and a firmer compression. double adjustable shocks come in handy.

or i can see why dirt track has good success with air shocks. a little psi can make the extension a lot easier for the traction bars to do their job.
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so itd probably want to try it on the 50/50 setting then i take it? and man if only i had the money lol. but that definiltey makes sense why dirt tracks havin such good results
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