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Old 04-28-2016, 11:23 PM
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Default What's with 964 JRZ rear shocks?

Have you guys noticed this:

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It seems like most other rear shock options look like this:

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Anyone know the reasoning behind the JRZ setup? any upsides/downsides to this design?

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Yes, upside/down
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Yes, upside/down
Wow! I didn't see that....any specific reason for doing that?
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Less unsprung mass; similar to inverted motorcycle forks.
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Feral is right-and less issues with routing the canister line too.
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More info at Tim @ Olsenmotorsport



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