993 Track Ride height
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I got this pic from Steve Weiner.
I am planning on "torching"
my springs to get to the ideal ride height, maybe 10mm below RS ride height.
By "torching" I mean burn up the wallet.
I am planning on "torching"
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By "torching" I mean burn up the wallet.
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If you have all the right goodies (uprights, shocks) then run it low. I have mine set a Cup ride height, makes it a challenge getting it on the trailer, but looks and handles wonderfully.
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11ft Trailex ramps + 4ft Race Ramps
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I like the Race Ramps so much that I use a pair for my hoist as well as the trailer.
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They behave like the original Toyo RA1's if you ever ran those. I used cold pressure of 30psi all around as a start and try to get hot temp hovering around 35 or 36 psi for best results. If you don't shave them they will last you a long time but of course won't be as grippy as say a BF G R1.
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