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joseph hollinger
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| Gene Heagney wrote: | | joseph hollinger wrote: | | Gene Heagney wrote: | | And to take it a step further, the camber and caster are changing simultaneously.. |
Not anymore they aren't. At least if you've got the sniper system that everyone seems to be running. |
True. However, he said his has the eccentric. |
Stupid of me not to read the whole post.
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Chris Parks
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Location: Australia, not USA state,
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| John Savage wrote: | If you want to take full control of your karts castor/camber settings then 'Snipers new SA1 Linear Caster/Camber Adjuster' this is the only way to go 
http://www.sniperamericas.com/sa1.html |
Thanks John, remember our discussions?
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