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shock question???

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Post by PBR Allstar » Sun May 04, 2008 6:29 pm

so when associated lists their shocks they give a length i.e. .56 .89 1.02 etc. is this length of the shocks stroke? or something else?

secondly, which rc10's used which lengths?

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Post by adam lancia » Sun May 04, 2008 6:43 pm

It's the length of available stroke inside the shock body or of the shock shaft. You'll notice on the B4/T4 that the shock bodies are a little longer (1.18 vs 1.02 for example). That's to give the piston room at the top of it's stroke ensuring it stays in the oil.

Can't really help you on the 'which cars have which shocks' question though, sorry.

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