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Old 12-26-2014, 02:57 PM   #6
Sleepy_Steve
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Originally Posted by Def View Post
They are right, what you read on Zilvia is wrong.

Most shocks tend to work better in the middle of their stroke range due to a variety of factors.
This, asked some koni reps / enginerds about it a while back at some event and they said the same.

Anyways, I noticed improvements in the handing (read lap-time) on my front end when I just dropped the spring perch down an inch on each side to make the shock work in a more desirable area of it's stroke, then I added a couple more inches to one side in an attempt to improve corner-weights.
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