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Old 25 May 2017, 05:21 PM
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hello chaps
looking at fitting h&r springs 50mm drop on my classic scoob.
anyone on here have any experience of these.ie to hard to soft or to low even.
cheers...
Old 25 May 2017, 07:43 PM
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I had 50mm springs on one of my old classics with 16 inch wheels, can't remember who they were made by but felt fine on the road.
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ok cheers bud
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Too low.
You'll be riding on the bump stops all the time.
Even if you cut the bump stops, you'll have next to no bump travel left in the dampers.
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Originally Posted by 2pot
Too low.
You'll be riding on the bump stops all the time.
Even if you cut the bump stops, you'll have next to no bump travel left in the dampers.
mine was ok...never bottomed out. Not the best pic tho.
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If the front ride height is less than about 350/355mm, you're on the oem 60mm front stops.




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