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I don't think its needed if you stick with the Ohlins recommended settings, at least it has not been for me.
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Same here, when sticking with approx GT3 setting for ride height, it has not been a problem for me.
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I don't think its needed if you stick with the Ohlins recommended settings, at least it has not been for me.
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Same here, when sticking with approx GT3 setting for ride height, it has not been a problem for me.
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I will be installing my ohlins road and track and setting it up for the standard -20mm height. I would like to install tie rods or something to correct for the bump steer. I thought maybe I could just install a spacer or something.....anyway I'm looking for the cheapest way. Thanks

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I don't think its needed if you stick with the Ohlins recommended settings, at least it has not been for me. That said, https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...%20Catch%20All

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Same here, when sticking with approx GT3 setting for ride height, it has not been a problem for me. Try without before you buy. Last year I ran much lower and did not need the front bump steer, but did need the rear (I currently have the Tarett Motorsports rear toe control arms, worked like a champ for bump steer).

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