Mounting shocks upside down
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Mounting shocks upside down
What's the advantage, if any? On some of the more "extreme" built trail rigs, I've seen the shocks mounted upside down w/o boots. I understand the no boot thing, but what about the upside down thing?
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Yeah I figured that you can mount the rears either way,
but the fronts would have to be specially made that way.
So, if they make them special to be mounted the other way,
what is the advantage?
but the fronts would have to be specially made that way.
So, if they make them special to be mounted the other way,
what is the advantage?
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Don't mount the shock upside down unless it's designed for it. I was curious too and mounted my procomp es 6000 upside down, and WOW, what a harsh ride. I didn't figure it out for something like 4 months, because I did it when I lifted my '81, and thought that it was just the new leaf springs. You wouldn't think that it would make a difference, but it does.
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