The two adjustments are for two ranges (i.e. rebound and compression). If the
adjustment is discrete or infinite is not relevant.
-Andy
--- "MrPepsi(Brent Johnson)" <Soloii@mrpepsi.com> wrote:
> The rules state for Stock class:
>
> 13.5 Shock Absorbers
>
> A. The make of shock absorber may be substituted providing that the
> number, type, (e.g., tube, lever, etc.) system of attachment and attachment
> points are not altered. Substituted shock absorbers may provide no more than
> two external damping adjustments.
>
> So this states that no more than two external damping adjustments are
> allowed.
> Now for instance both KYB and Koni offer adjustable shocks.
>
> The Koni Sport says "Many of the KONI Sport dampers are externally
> adjustable by means of a knob"
> Does this qualify as two external damping adjustments or are they
> disqualified because adjustment is infinite due to the lack of specific
> settings?
>
> Same with the KYB AGX: "Manually adjustable multistage damping"
>
> I guess the whole thing boils down to the question, does "two external
> damping adjustments" mean two settings, ie: sport and normal?
> Or does "two external damping adjustments" mean one setting done by hand and
> the other can be done physically elsewhere on the shock tower?
>
> Lastly if both of these examples end up as being unacceptable, can someone
> give me an example of a shock that is allowed in stock class?
>
> Thanks ahead of time.
> Brent Johnson
> '01 Mustang GT Vert
> FS #03
> MR PEPC
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