Well gentlemen here we go again.
Last trip of the season didn't go as well as one would hope. After about a week of heavy winds the dunes were absolutely perfect and un touched. But with that comes some dangers that require a higher level of attention. Well one of those dangers got us. While...
with my limited experience i have only ever seen a triple rate setup with the lightest on top then getting heavier towards the bottom.
it wasn't until recently when i really started to dive into the shock tuning world that i have seen the light spring in the middle setup
How does the math on...
A Little update as i forgot about this post.
the last two trips taken with the new shock tune and coil setup was absolutely 100x better than before chop is almost gone but i had to sacrifice some bump zone control. So ill continue to experiment as I go.
I did have one question though.
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I like to use the ec3 or an xt-90 for higher amperage smaller stuff you aren't worried about being water proof.
for heavier duty stuff HDP line from Deutsch has a few options.
I do not see any reason to not add these. With the entirety of the back of that car welded together you would likely be able to eliminate this tube all together and still net the same rigidity. A lot of the DD cars i have run into have had the uglier flange version of this done without any issues.
that makes sense. i know they used to machine parts for a few other manufactures like howe and pss i believe. so why not try and build some other stuff. do they still support you if you have any issues?
I know a big draw back with outboards a long time ago was water running down the axle into the cv i would imagine thats why jamar came up with the inner boot design
add a picture of the outer boot. typically there is a sealed bearing that rides the axle. the chewed up srping has since been replaced. but on the summers brothers outboards they had a plastic 2 piece bearing retainer that clamped on to the axle and the boot clamped to the outer race of the...