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Old 24-01-2013
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Default Rear shock mod

I dont know what you all think but i recon the car sits to high. so i have got a set of costello rear shock collars that sit the springs lower,

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Old 25-01-2013
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That will work,on all the H2s iv'e built recently and there have been a few,i do the shock bottoms right up then turn them back 3 full turns,this gives the car extra droop and also sets the ride height better,thats maybe something you could try also
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Where can you order those spring cups from? mine also sits a little high for the tracks I race on.
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Old 10-03-2013
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i had them custom made

Ive spoken to him and they will cost £18 for a set of 4
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