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Old 23-07-2012
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Default 21 Degree Aluminium Caster Block (Left/1pc) (DEX410)
Can anyone tell about benefits or changes by driving them?
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They apparently give a smoother less agressive steering response.
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wot jimmy said

very good upgrade
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Old 24-07-2012
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Has anyone tried these? Either on astro or dirt/clay. Would like to know if they are a worthy upgrade. Thanks.....
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Old 24-07-2012
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Hi mate,

i use them on high grip astro, carpet and even grass tracks. Defo helps calm the fron end down and smooth out the steering response.

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I primarily run on dirt/clay tracks here in the U.S. Do you think they will help in this situation, or just for high bite astro. Also shouldn't you get more on power steering from the increased castor? Thanks........
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