View Poll Results: Adding adjustable shocks with non-stock brackets.
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Adjustable shocks considered stock suspension?
08-02-2012, 11:23 AM
#2
Just replacing shocks with adjustables in the stock locations - ABSOLUTELY... unless it is in an OEM class.
Relocated adjustables would be a grey-area and would depend on the sanctioning body and how it is worded. Stock and Stock-type suspensions are two different things. Relocated adjustables would definitely be stock-type but may not meet stock rules. So for the purposes of this poll, I am going to vote no in that using different brackets will slightly change suspension geometry and how the shocks control the axle thus making it non-stock design.
Relocated adjustables would be a grey-area and would depend on the sanctioning body and how it is worded. Stock and Stock-type suspensions are two different things. Relocated adjustables would definitely be stock-type but may not meet stock rules. So for the purposes of this poll, I am going to vote no in that using different brackets will slightly change suspension geometry and how the shocks control the axle thus making it non-stock design.
08-02-2012, 01:01 PM
#3
Just replacing shocks with adjustables in the stock locations - ABSOLUTELY... unless it is in an OEM class.
Relocated adjustables would be a grey-area and would depend on the sanctioning body and how it is worded. Stock and Stock-type suspensions are two different things. Relocated adjustables would definitely be stock-type but may not meet stock rules. So for the purposes of this poll, I am going to vote no in that using different brackets will slightly change suspension geometry and how the shocks control the axle thus making it non-stock design.
Relocated adjustables would be a grey-area and would depend on the sanctioning body and how it is worded. Stock and Stock-type suspensions are two different things. Relocated adjustables would definitely be stock-type but may not meet stock rules. So for the purposes of this poll, I am going to vote no in that using different brackets will slightly change suspension geometry and how the shocks control the axle thus making it non-stock design.
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