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Default bmax 4iii rear mounted shocks

As per title has anyone ran the rear shocks on the back of the arm and what's the benefit?
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My understanding was it was for lower traction. I have it on rears, can't say I can tell a difference
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As per title has anyone ran the rear shocks on the back of the arm and what's the benefit?
I had mine on the rear last week at Seaham trying it, gave me a lot more traction going through corners on power
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Makes it feel like the older car. Which isn't a bad thing.
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Thanks guys think i'll give it a go

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I had mine on the rear last week at Seaham trying it, gave me a lot more traction going through corners on power
Kev what you running shock wise mate?
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Ive just gone to the shorty chassis but was running 42.5wt front an 32.5wt on the rear
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Ive just gone to the shorty chassis but was running 42.5wt front an 32.5wt on the rear
I've just changed mine to shorty to try also put associated pistons in with 1.6 front and 50wt oil and 1.7 in rear with 35wt

Going to give it a try tomorrow
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That seems really heavy, ive gont down to 35 front an 32.5 rear for shorty
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