Sprint Car Racing Gear
Sprint Car Racing Safety Gear
Eye & Ear Protection for Sprint Car Racing
Importance of Using a Helmet for Sprint Car Racing
Sprint Car Racing Safety Necessities
How the Top Wing Stabilizes a Sprint Car
How the Front Wing Stabilizes a Sprint Car
Sprint Car Anatomy
How to Choose Sprint Car Tires
How to Determine Tire Pressure on Sprint Cars
Sprint Car Cockpit Anatomy
How to Start a Sprint Car
How Sprint Car Seats Works
How Sprint Car Shocks Work
How Sprint Car Drivers Communicate with the Crew
How to Line Up for a Sprint Car Race
How to Start a Sprint Car Race
Inside the Driver's Mind in Sprint Car Racing
How a Sprint Car Racing Mechanic Supports the Race
How a Sprint Car Trailer Supports the Race
How to Check the Condition of the Track in Sprint Car Racing
Learn how to test your shocks to see if they're bad with expert automotive tips in this free online auto r… More
Shocks dampen the vertical movement of the suspension and have no function in the support of the vehicle. … More
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Learn how to check the condition of your shocks to see if they need to be replaced with expert automotive … More
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Learn how the shocks work on a sprint car and how to decide when a sprint car is loose or tight in this fr… More
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Summary: Learn how the shocks work on a sprint car and how to decide when a sprint car is loose or tight in this free racing video.
Samantha Taylor has been around cars all of her life, her father put her in a car when she was just 3 years old and was racing by the time she was 5. She Attended the Jimmy Sills...read more
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"Ok, in this clip we're going to talk about shock absorbers. Actually my dad owns a shock absorber company so this is what I've been doing my whole life. He owns Country Gas Shocks, and these just cause the car to take impact so you're not riding on a frame rail, you're riding on these, oh my gosh, this one's stiff, move up and down just like that. These are gas pressured shocks so they have air in them. That's what's moving up and down gas and oil are mixing and they pull apart and they mix and pull apart as you go across the track. These basically are stoppers and these show you how much you have moved so if I'm out there and the shock absorber is here but when I come back in and it's here that means that's how much I moved, the shock moved when it?s out on the track. This is about a good distance for a shock to move. You know, if you're down here you're way too stiff and if you're up here you need to go stiffer."
eHow Article: How Sprint Car Shocks Work
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upen15 said
on 8/2/2008 Do the sprint car shocks leak oil as much as the Quarter Midget shocks do? Probably not cause its probably a Pro Shock.