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Old 08-24-2005, 06:24 AM
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Cole Trickle
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Originally Posted by bender
The car comes standard with 2mm riser plates which the suspension mounts sit on.

You can alter the roll centre depending upon whether or not you use the riser plates and how many shims you add, to alter the distance between the suspension mounts and the chassis.

Fairly common practices include adding a 1mm shim to the rear riser plate (giving 3mm total) and removing the front riser plate altogether and only running a 1mm shim (giving 1mm total).
Thanks, then I dont have to worry about buying riser plates

Ragarding "fairly common practises...", with wich kínd of tires/track surfaces do this apply to? All surfaces, or is it better on only some? I'm running rubber tires on carpet.
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