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Thread: The Leaning E of Vic

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    Senior Member BBausser's Avatar
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    The Leaning E of Vic

    Vic Rola asked me how to lean. I told him to pack it on and gain a few more pounds. I think his E leans quite nice.
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    The 'Lean'

    Bill...You're the man...I don't care what anyone says!

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    how about this one for some angle...
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    My leaning E...
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    OK, I'll play ........
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    its hard to see here. but i have TONS of lean.. no sway bars and tall ride height.




    Curt, whats up with the steelies? why did you go with them instead of your torque thrust d's? also whats the explanation for the red jack point cap? i have seen a few of those, but dont recall the significance of it.
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    How about leaning into the corner
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    The lean not to be seen (in the rear-view).

    Tom
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    Curt, ya beat me to that picture.
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    Here is a "lean you can buy"
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