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cab (Guest)

Thanks George,I am sure that Gary did his homework. I just have never seen this set up, and I have been working on supensions for 16 years, although most of it on trucks. Problems with the suspension going no load is that your spings will hammar on the sping seat when it comes back down. Also on any suspension to many DOF results in problems. As an example if your ball joints do not have any parisitic drag, torque, you develop steering shimmy and shake. The drag limits the DOF, and as a gut feel it would seem that the preload would help limit this type of situation.

7/22/0511:36 AM

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