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10-31-2004 #1
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Go with multi leafs. They are stronger, and if you get the Hotchkis or Global West springs, they are biased to the front to combat wheel hop. That means that you may not need traction bars. If you get the Hotchkis springs, get the shocks that they sell as they are tuned for the application. Global's are regarded as the best, with the Cat5 being the ultimate.
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Allen,
Thanks for the help. The goal is to get away from needing the traction bars. I agree with going with the Hotchkis system, I am doing this myself and trust that the engineers who design most of these systems will do way better than me experimenting.
Bo
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You might want to check out the 175lb/in multi-leafs that DSE sells. These do a good job of reducing wheel hop as well. -Rob
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