2 Unrelated questions but need some help

[Jeff Lee]

Originally Posted by SStock1373

I re-did the front suspension on my car and went back to stock springs and some nice new roller perches and rollerized lower control arms and QA1 double adjustable shocks. However, as the car sits now there is only about 1.5-2 inches of shock down travel and I'm worried about it bottoming out coming down from a wheelstand. I have the extension turned to the loose position and compression turned up pretty stiff to try and keep it from bottoming out on the way down. Does anyone run this small of a shock down travel?

Question 2: I have a set of two piece Monocoque lightweight rims I just got used but they won't seal in the seam where the 2 piece come together. Can someone recommend a good sealer?

Food for thought on the first question, coming down "hard" from a wheelstand can be indicative of having "too much clutch". This will cause a big wheelstand and as the engine grunts against the forces of the clutch it runs out of steam and down she goes...hard. You can hear it in the exhaust as this is played out if you don't have any sort of data system in place.
A clutch which is lighter on the pressures will allow the engine to accelerate quicker and longer without running into that wall. The result will be wheel stands that aren't as abrupt at the start and will carry the front end farther with a softer landing. Small engine Stockers are successfully using the Sportsman dual 7" and I feel confident it would work for you also.
Back to the question you posed, I agree with rayfin below. Ad bumpers for the same reason the factory did. You may want to consult your shock manufacturer or go to another source for progressive bumpers for your shocks (I believe Koni started with these first and others like AFCO now implement them).
This all assumes you have the right p/n shock for your mustang and you haven't altered the geometry. 1.5" does sound tight.
Call Rich Bogart on what he recommends for sealant as Bogart made the Monocoque wheel.
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