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Suspension, Brakes, Tires, and Wheels This forum includes modification, repair, replacement, identification and restoration of the above parts and how to tune them for better traction and handling. Also includes wheel bearings and hubs, wheel studs and nuts, wheel spacers, and other rela

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Old 01-31-2005, 07:30 PM   #1
Just Raised My Daytona to Stock  
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I just put the stock spring back in my 90 Daytona Shelby and it no feels like I am driving a K-car with dead shocks. I have konis up front and good sensatracks in the back. Before I had cut Shadow ES springs and the car was slammed a good 4". The car was real bumoy but handle well and felt good on the highway. Now when I'm on the highway it feels like I'm sailing the seven seas. I think it feels like shiat because I have been riding slammed cars for over 8 years.
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