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Old 26-03-2010
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Originally Posted by Trish View Post
As already said by others also. With the big bores on the car there is a much larger window available for tuning them.
As With there size they are also easier to work on to achieve desired results which were beyond the capabilities of smaller bore shocks.
Load is spread across the larger piston and oil and therefore a more consistent feel is met, yet the pitch feel can stay the same.

I'm no expert but I have been hands on with Grants car and we have tested a number of things. I rounded his pistons which helped in certain conditions.
Hi Trish,

You mention rounded pistons in certain conditions, what conditions?

I assume the starting oils for the EPR, RHR and Stofold etc. must be higher now.

Mike
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