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Setup Philosophy

Driving into the CORNER

Let's clarify something. If you are not driving right into the center of the corner and setting the nose with your left foot on the brake pedal, sadly you are not driving in! Especially when I get shock travels from multiple cars that their entire right side rail is lower in the turns than the left.

For those of you who take shock travels and your right front is 1.5 or greater and your right rear 1.750 and greater you are in no way driving in deep and certainly not up top! I've now seen travels on 4 inch ride height vehicles at almost 3 inches in the rf and more in the rr! Basic math tells you to add that to your left side ride height and when you do your left side is higher than your right! You think that's optimal and I see it with these tied down big rebound front shocks. Again you cannot defy or beat physics!

And if you know how weight moves around a vehicle at entry through mid turn and exit it's not rocket science to figure out why 99 percent of you are on a 3 legged chair with your a arms pointed at the moon, roll center underground and moving in all directions. And most lift before entry and wait till off the turns to drive away! It blows my fucking mind! Only thing you drive into is the trailer when it's time to leave!