Posted By: wafflebatter
rear shock mounting question - 12/03/12 07:28 PM
I have an older alston chassis roadster with a ladder bar rear suspension. my question is this..the rear shocks are mounted on the
front of the rear end, they are double adjustables and I would think that if they were mounted on the rear of the rear end, they would work better, like the pivot axis would be moved back and allow more
functionality. Would it be better to have them mounted on the back side? also it would free up room to install an anti-roll bar, any thoughts on that also, some people say not to install an anti-roll on a ladder bar suspension, but I would think it would still work...Thanks for any info.
front of the rear end, they are double adjustables and I would think that if they were mounted on the rear of the rear end, they would work better, like the pivot axis would be moved back and allow more
functionality. Would it be better to have them mounted on the back side? also it would free up room to install an anti-roll bar, any thoughts on that also, some people say not to install an anti-roll on a ladder bar suspension, but I would think it would still work...Thanks for any info.