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    1. 10-07-2013 #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by surfwagon View Post
      all I can say is WOW....called John Meadows at Deuces Wild in Fillmore and spoke to him about upgrading my QA1's to ridetech and what an improvement. John knows shocks. anyway will be making those shock perform this week-end at the So Cal Challenge in Camarillo Air port.

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      Can you elaborate more please? I have QA1s now and I really want to get some RideTechs...



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      Quote Originally Posted by andrewb70 View Post
      Can you elaborate more please? I have QA1s now and I really want to get some RideTechs...

      Andrew
      what I had in the front were the bee hive style spring, first of all it was too short my spring collar was at the top of the threads on the shock housing. so i had my ride height set but i couldn't adjust any more. as for the rear each coil spring were nearly touching each other not sure if i was getting spring bind.

      now the front have a 12" spring and the collar is at the bottom of the threads so i now have more adjustment. the rear now has spacing.

      i now have 36 click for adjustment on the front and 24 on the rear. as soon as i drove it it just felt better, the rear seems to stick more when i hit corners.
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