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3rd August 2014, 09:30 AM
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the longer the better. i have gaz 13inch one's with the 1 inch extension on top as recommended by the book, if i push on hard down a bumpy road and hit a bump at speed i can occasionally hit the bump stops so the extra inch of travel a 14 inch unit gives could be helpful if it clears the brackets and suspension.
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4th August 2014, 10:34 AM
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Agreed about the length B/S from the person mentioned but all credit due there was no mention of chassis fowling as its down to how the brackets are made on the bottom arm that could catch the shock body.
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