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hitman3695
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#1 2014-02-26 07:17 |
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I tried to position the shocks to match the Koenigsegg Agera real position but it keeps spinning and rotating every time I try to adjust it. I managed to get the angle almost right but the position isn't.
Can someone please help me????? Thank You  
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stonedmonster
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#2 2014-02-26 08:15 |
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use sparkys slrr editor it lets you edit up down left right and rotate
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Jaziba
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#3 2014-02-26 11:12 |
# hitman3695 : I tried to position the shocks to match the Koenigsegg Agera real position but it keeps spinning and rotating every time I try to adjust it. I managed to get the angle almost right but the position isn't. What you are trying to do wont work. The slr suspension as you have it is very different from the suspension setup thats used on the Koenigsegg. The Agera uses a Triplex suspension system that has 3 coil over dampers that absord the lateral and vertical movement, this isint possible with SLR. |
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hitman3695
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#4 2014-02-27 08:31 |
# Jaziba : What you are trying to do wont work.OK, Thanks for letting me know, Thanks for the help
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