Less flex in high-speed and heavy load turns.
I had a set of the original 4200s that Chris had for a while too... Chris ran his for 40k miles or so without issue before they needed rebuilds from what I remember. I ran mine for about 2 years/10k and sold them. Chris now has 4100s IIRC and I'm not sure how far he's made it on those...
I've had two friends with 4100s need their shocks rebuilt twice within the first year, and another friend of mine just dumped his 4200s for a set of JRZs, which is what I would have done if I was building the car for track-only.
They are some of the best riding and handling shocks I've owned, but the long term quality leaves more to be desired. If I ever build another car for track, it will likely have JRZs or better.
I don't like hearing this, I'm about to order some soon! Hasn't Chris been running AST's for a few years? What does a rebuild cost?
I've had two friends with 4100s need their shocks rebuilt twice within the first year, and another friend of mine just dumped his 4200s for a set of JRZs, which is what I would have done if I was building the car for track-only.
They are some of the best riding and handling shocks I've owned, but the long term quality leaves more to be desired. If I ever build another car for track, it will likely have JRZs or better.
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