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Old 18-05-2008
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Default New TRF501X rear suspension

Rear dampers attached to the back side of the car?!
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Old 18-05-2008
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Well spotted. My guess is it's just something that particular driver (Satoshi??) 'tried out' since this car is also using JConcepts wheels etc.
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Old 18-05-2008
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Yep, and it looks like the 501x has the Jconcepts rulux wheels also.
Nice! lol Jimmy you beat me to it....
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Does any one have a picture of the car with the shocks like that?
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I can make a picture of my car
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Is it just the arms reversed and move the shocks to the rear of the stay?
Does it take more than that? What are the benifits?

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