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Old 16-09-2010
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Default Rear Shocks Cougar SV

Hi,

I have been told to run my cougar with the rear shocks behind the rear shock tower, but i have noticed on most of the pictures in the 'Show us your Cougar SV's' thread that pretty much all of the cars shown have the shocks in the kit position in front of the tower?

Where do you guy's run your rear shocks and what does moving them front to back do?

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99% of the time front, rear position seems to make the car do everything slowly, car feel clumsy and dull
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Old 18-09-2010
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99% of the time front, rear position seems to make the car do everything slowly, car feel clumsy and dull
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Old 18-09-2010
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Ok cool, cheers guy's, i will try them in front of the shock tower then.

When would be the 1% that you guy's would run them at the rear then?
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previously on the cat running them on the back made the car slightly better over very bumpy tracks. I assume it's the same on the cougar
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