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As the title says. I've always been told you have to allow for travel in the suspension. So what's that leave? Would it be get the car as low as
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Proper ride height for Track
As the title says. I've always been told you have to allow for travel in the suspension. So what's that leave? Would it be get the car as low as possible without rubbing under max load? Or is it as long as the car is corner balanced properly it all falls into place. Or both?
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