AMS Carbon Bonnet Dampers - GB2 - last of current stock!
01 June 2011, 07:26 PM
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AMS Carbon Bonnet Dampers - GB2 - last of current stock!
Hi Guys,
Another Group Buy on Carbon Bonnet Dampers.
Clearing the last of the stock as we have a new order coming through in the next few weeks.
We have the following sets left in stock:
Classic - Alloy Bonnet - Black x 1
Classic - Alloy Bonnet - Silver x 7
Classic - Steel Bonnet - Black x 6
These are available for the Classic and Newage and we have both in stock!
They are available for both STEEL and ALLOY bonnets, each being a different resistance level of damper, so no grief of them being too strong for the alloy bonnets!!
The Retail on these are £69.99 + p&p
Group Buy offer 15% Discount which brings them down to just £59.49 + £3.95 p&p
They come with the complete fitting kit and instructions.
No Need to drill any holes they replace existing bolts on each model
Fitting takes approx 15 mins.
We also have a limited number of Silver Carbon dampers for the Classic Alloy bonnet.
Please Visit the Link below and enter SNETGB02 at the checkout stage for your 15% Discount
http://www.alleymotorsport.co.uk/imp...pers-780-p.asp
Cheers
Si @ Alley Motorsport
Another Group Buy on Carbon Bonnet Dampers.
Clearing the last of the stock as we have a new order coming through in the next few weeks.
We have the following sets left in stock:
Classic - Alloy Bonnet - Black x 1
Classic - Alloy Bonnet - Silver x 7
Classic - Steel Bonnet - Black x 6
These are available for the Classic and Newage and we have both in stock!
They are available for both STEEL and ALLOY bonnets, each being a different resistance level of damper, so no grief of them being too strong for the alloy bonnets!!
The Retail on these are £69.99 + p&p
Group Buy offer 15% Discount which brings them down to just £59.49 + £3.95 p&p
They come with the complete fitting kit and instructions.
No Need to drill any holes they replace existing bolts on each model
Fitting takes approx 15 mins.
We also have a limited number of Silver Carbon dampers for the Classic Alloy bonnet.
Please Visit the Link below and enter SNETGB02 at the checkout stage for your 15% Discount
http://www.alleymotorsport.co.uk/imp...pers-780-p.asp
Cheers
Si @ Alley Motorsport
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I get the following message when I try to order a set of Black Newage Dampers - The coupon/voucher code you entered has expired or is not yet valid.
Have you sold out already?
Have you sold out already?
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07 June 2011, 08:30 AM
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Hi Trials,
You could probably run one of the dampers on a lightweight bonnet but you run the risk of putting pressure on one side of the bonnet.
The ones designed for alloy bonnets have less resistance than the ones designed for steel and work a treat!
Cheers
Si
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I can vouch for these. I bought a set from Simon ages ago. You fit both dampers because un-like other brands these are made to suit the type of bonnet you have. The ones made to fit steel bonnets have greater resistance than the ones to fit the alloy ones.
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Hi Trials,
You could probably run one of the dampers on a lightweight bonnet but you run the risk of putting pressure on one side of the bonnet.
The ones designed for alloy bonnets have less resistance than the ones designed for steel and work a treat!
Cheers
Si
You could probably run one of the dampers on a lightweight bonnet but you run the risk of putting pressure on one side of the bonnet.
The ones designed for alloy bonnets have less resistance than the ones designed for steel and work a treat!
Cheers
Si
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26 July 2011, 04:48 PM
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Damper are knackered!
Only lasted about 3 weeks from fitting. The small pins have sheared through the holes on the ends. Followed the instructions to the letter but the brackets rotate and the ends have now gone tit's up.
Update
Si for Alley is sending me new bits, very nice man.
Only lasted about 3 weeks from fitting. The small pins have sheared through the holes on the ends. Followed the instructions to the letter but the brackets rotate and the ends have now gone tit's up.
Update
Si for Alley is sending me new bits, very nice man.
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