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If you use the rubber isolator, does this not increase the ride height by the thickness of it?
yes but you hope they'd be smart enough to offset the height!?
If you use the rubber isolator, does this not increase the ride height by the thickness of it?
Thing is, how much of a problem would that be? Practically, a car using the rubber isolator is more likely to be setup as a road/fast road car (owner not wanting to chop and weld towers, suggesting more conservative approach/aims), rather than track or uber-stanced, where camber plates would be appropriate. Ergo, less likely to have a slammed ride height. Plus, generally all these setups have the capability to go very low, so any change in length due to the isolator could be offset with limited adjustment?
It effets the operational range of the damper rod. having 2" of isolator, then dropping it to compensate, theory goes that its 2" less movement?
Just bought some RKR's and going for the tried and tested 205 55 15 tyres.