(250 lbs. - 275 lbs. Classes) |
Asphalt Short Tracks |
LEFT FRONT |
RIGHT FRONT |
#3 valving (baseline recommendation) |
# 3 valving (baseline recommendation) |
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#4/3 (4 rebound / 3 compression) |
#4 (4 rebound / 4 compression) |
Frees the chassis up throughout the corner for tracks with a lot of grip. |
Tightens chassis up on corner entry, but will turn better on corner exit than #3 valving |
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#3R (same as 1 rebound / 3 compression) |
#4/3 (4 rebound / 3 compression) |
Tightens chassis up throughout the corner to create more side-bite than #3 valving. |
Frees the chassis up on corner entry and turns better on corner exit than #3 valving. |
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#3/4 (3 rebound / 4 compression) |
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Tightens the chassis slightly more throughout the corner than #3 valving. |
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#4R (same as 1 rebound / 4 compression) |
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Tightens the chassis more throughout the corner than #3 valving. |
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LEFT REAR |
RIGHT REAR |
#3 valving (baseline recommendation) |
#3 valving (baseline recommendation) |
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#4/3 (4 rebound / 3 compression) |
#4 (4 rebound / 4 compression) |
Frees chassis up on corner entry and tightens chassis up on corner exit over the #3 valving. |
Frees chassis up on corner entry, and tightens chassis on corner exit over the #3 valving. |
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#3R (same as 1 rebound / 3 compression) |
#4/3 (4 rebound / 3 compression) |
Tightens chassis up on corner entry, and frees up chassis on corner exit over the #3 valving. |
Tighten chassis throughout corner. Recommended for a track that is rough or has poor grip. |
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#3R (same as 1 rebound / 3 compression) |
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Frees the chassis up throughout the corner over a #3 valving. |
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#4R (same as 1 rebound / 4 compression) |
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Frees the chassis up substantially throughout the corner. Great for tight (locked down) race tracks. |