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I am looking at a Daytona that has a 4 link rear suspension, but still has the stock front suspension. I am trying to find out what the super stock guys use on the front of their cars so that aftermarket wheels can be used and go farther under the front fenders.
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Viper A arms, Santhuff Struts......
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My Shadow has stock lower control arms and Santhuff Struts. Seems to work for me.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Pottstown,Pa.
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My Daytona has Santuff Struts, a fabricated k-frame, tubular lower control arms with a front mounted rack and pinion, with the stock inner fenderwells, and Wilwood disc brakes .
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