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  1. 12th December 2009, 04:27 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    why is it that this worries me a little?

    Ifff your going to be doing what I think your going to be doing might I suggest that you get an early rangie setup for the brakes and on the secondary plug in a proportioning valve?
    what worries you? lost me there

    what do you think that i might be thinking of doing???
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  2. 12th December 2009, 10:22 PM #12
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    setting the vehicle up for some semi serious competition style use
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    nope, not competing at all. Just a belief that there are compromises made by LR due to the manufacturing process and running a business, plus the fact that raising the vehilce on the springs even 1 inch changes the dynamics of the vehicle.

    it doesnt hurt anyone to play around with ideas on a piece of paper. but that doesnt mean i dont want some accuracy in my calcs.

    as an example: look at the anti squat in the rear end. does it need to be so high to maintain a safe onroad vehicle? could it be lower to improve offroad drivability and still maintain road safety?
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  4. 13th December 2009, 08:37 AM #14
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    fair enough....

    have some fun with it and let us know what you find...

    since I forgot about the skullers do and didnt get home till late I didnt get to look up any stats.
    Dave

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