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Mark.W
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13th Feb 10 at 01:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

What suspension set up do you have and how would you rate it?

What make?

How low?

Ride Quality?


Sean-B
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13th Feb 10 at 07:55   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Avo GTZ coilovers

-100mmish rear -60mmish front

handles amazing, so much more grip than my old set up. Rides nice. They don't like potholes though.
Nic Barnes
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gaz with adjustable top mount. Think they are great. Its not low as low equals slow.
dalejones
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where u get adjustable top mounts? and wotexactly do they adjust?
Nic Barnes
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castor and camber adjustment. Search ebay cant put links up on phone. Ken.
thegsi
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I've got Spax Krypton adjustable coilovers with custom 280lb front springs lowered around 70mm ish and 100mm rear springs. By far the best item I've bought for my car. I had a play with the set up when I fitted them and it's been that way ever since as it's perfect for what I want.
Rob-e91
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Spax adjustable coilies

60 rear 60-70 front

handle amazing, but there very hard even if you adjust them to fully soft ( they dont like pot holes )
jimmy 2.1
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Spax RSX Coilovers.

I find having the damping set half way through the range that it handles and soaks up bumps/un-even roads better than having it on full 'soft'
jo1945
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yellow fk coilies, about 55mm all round, ride quality s*** with a 1.0 and s***ter with a 2.0. I'm upgrading next month.
Nic Barnes
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i had spax rsx. front about 60, rear about 30 was very good.
gez bay
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i had spax krypton gas adjustable suspension 35mm on my corsa. I will never buy spax again. The handling was good but the ride was utter pish.
gez bay
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i had spax krypton gas adjustable suspension 35mm on my corsa. I will never buy spax again. The handling was good but the ride was utter pish.
Nath
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Vauxhall

Normal.

Bouncy.

corsa120
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how does low=slow especially on the rear of the corsa, its the body thats dropped not the axle thats always gonna remain same height from the road?

i am -40mm front and -90mm rear on bilstein b12 shockers and irmscher front springs and custom rears with x2 strut braces and rear arb..... along with pirelli p zero nero tyres which people leave out of handling for some reason and tyres can have a good impact in my opinion
Kurt
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Eibach sportline springs -50mm

Far too bouncy! slightest dip and it breaks traction
I need some uprated shocks badly
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13th Feb 10 at 16:12   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

The B has -60mm Apex Sport kit, not bad for the price imo, much better ride quality than Spax. It's quite stiff, but not completely bone shaking.


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quote:
Originally posted by corsa120
how does low=slow especially on the rear of the corsa, its the body thats dropped not the axle thats always gonna remain same height from the road?

i am -40mm front and -90mm rear on bilstein b12 shockers and irmscher front springs and custom rears with x2 strut braces and rear arb..... along with pirelli p zero nero tyres which people leave out of handling for some reason and tyres can have a good impact in my opinion


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steel
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13th Feb 10 at 16:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

supersport springs and dampers

35r 35f

ride quality is decent

cheap as chips

[Edited on 13-02-2010 by steel]
mattk
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quote:
Originally posted by Kurt
Eibach sportline springs -50mm

Far too bouncy! slightest dip and it breaks traction
I need some uprated shocks badly


I dodnt think mine are too bad, might be cause I have alot more weight over the front wheels, ride is a bit shite on them I think, very crashy
SportBoy
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old spax kit

-40

shit
Mark.W
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13th Feb 10 at 17:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Straight to the point SportyBoy
Nick-S
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13th Feb 10 at 17:14   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

GAZ GHA coilovers with 285lb front springs

adjusted to around -40 front - 45 rear (max is -60 -75)

quite smooth on softerst setting,
stiff settings will brake your back,
half way is smooth enough for most roads but can get abit crashy on potholes.

[Edited on 14-02-2010 by GSi_16v]
SportBoy
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quote:
Originally posted by wooly101uk
Straight to the point SportyBoy


well it is its really old now and cant cope with how i drive will get something half decent for it before too long.
corsadonk
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I've got Spax RSX on the van, front strut brace, whiteline rear ARB, crap tyres, it's not bad on smooth roads, and a ATB, but crap on back roads. Trying to get used to the diff, with no P/S.

Wietec 30mm springs, on the Sport, got them cheap, didn't think they would be very good, they are pretty impresive.

[Edited on 13-02-2010 by corsadonk]
Nic Barnes
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa120
how does low=slow especially on the rear of the corsa, its the body thats dropped not the axle thats always gonna remain same height from the road?




how many slammed rally corsa have you seen? ask people that drive on track days, lower a corsa and it will handle worse. therefore low = slow. also in terms of what i do with my car, the lower it is, the slower it is. tried it both way.

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