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body roll because your factory shocks are stuffed.
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No, shocks shouldn't be expected to manage your body roll.
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A heavier rate coil will help with body roll


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BABOW. no its your sway bar... that manages body roll...
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BABOW. no its your sway bar... that manages body roll...
Agreed, but a heavier rate coil will have less body with swaybar connected
and disconnected over standard coils. Tried and tested
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Reducing body roll in circuit racing is why Mono tube shocks were developed???
To control body roll.

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Didn't say they can't do it. The 5160/5100 combo has made very little difference in mine - swaybars certainly the most difference and coils afterwards. Was noticeable when they were new but I've noticed they no longer appear to be charged up enough to lift the vehicle slightly any more - hope this means they're not dying LOL
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