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Originally posted by FlySkyline
if you did that, you would have no suspension travel, making the suspension pointless. if you did that, you might as well take out the suspension, and make the rod so that it attaches to the yellow thing where the top of the suspension screws in to save weight. same effect, less weight. but a good idea with that is to put a spring in the cross bar, it will not make it a solid piece, and will provide a stiffer suspension
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that spring thing is a great idea. as for the rod ive only ben experimenting with it. yeah rc2nr it does prevent ur suspension from functioning properly but if you notice body roll in cornering the inside wheel tends to lift off the ground. with the rod, weight from the outside wheel pushes down the inside wheel helping the inside keep traction. also the rod doesnt take too much effort to make or remove so pretty much if you dont like it, toss it.