That's really cool, SavXSS. Evaluating these shocks from your point of view is what this product needed for a different take on it. What was the terain like on the testing grounds? What type of ramps? What were the landing conditions like?...grass, hard pack, concrete,? With a full set of 8 onboard, I'd reccommended 2 degree(or more) camber stance, on all 4's. This is the way to go on big air. The camber setup, helps against top-heay rollover in sharp turns. These springs are the backbone, for the MSR-8's strength. They say a great Hop-up..."is designed to do one thing, and one thing only", and in this case, that means it JUMPS! The first company that can develope a good set of stand off's which include a Quick Mount shock system that can Lock & Release the shock effectively, will have done well for this shock set. That would allow for the best of both worlds. As your most likely aware of, when wrenching on the Savage, there's nothing on the truck that happens quickly.... Just imagine, in a instant, you can change a setup for the exact conditions, you peffer. "Basher Bliss." The 4 shock application exploits the handling and proformance dept. As the the lower CG, cradle's the chasis, with an adjustable shock body setup, the damping movement eats up bash terain, better than the stock shocks by far. Although, you can really benifit, from a softer set of springs at times. Even with a 1/2 set, the silver springs are the "extra heavy duty's". With the 4 pack, you'll be able to hookup on the cornnering, as it rips into a turn. All this, without the stiff springed, 8 pack rollover factor, slowing you down. This one was for you, for Hop.