deepbeep

I did a search on this topic but couldn't find much worthwhile info on the quality of this suspension package. Is there anyone who could speak to the build quality, ride height adjustment range, harshness, etc. of these shocks?

thanks,
dave.

deepbeep

C'mon... *some*one's got to have some experience with these kits, right?

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gaudy

Hi mate, a friend of mine just had a car from Japan with these shocks it, he has now taken them off because the ride is so hard, also he has to keep filling them up with gas or they start to knock. Ideal shocks for racing But very hard for road use..

Mike Tuckwood

AVO sports evolution is made in the UK, if it has come over on ana import it is very likely not to be the same stuff.

Mike Tuckwood

Well.... on a commercial scale we sell them.

They are good performers generally, better than OEM, 25% stiffer, height and rebound adjustable.

we have had no warranty or quality related complaints from our customers.

Top line suspension is not cheap, my car has DMS 50mm struts (competition stuff) and was over £2.5K.

DMS are currently launching a cheaper range (Gold Series) which should come in at around the £1.5K area.

Hope that has helped you?

Mike.

deepbeep

That's what I thought too... which still leaves me without much input about the AVO sports evolution kits

Mike, any ideas?

deepbeep

It helps indeed! I've driven on the DMS 50mm's before, and while that was definitely an impressive experience, I doubt that I'll be able to afford them any time soon. Dave Clark has been teasing us here in the US with the Gold's for a while now, but their price is still quite a jump from the Avo's...

From various enquiries I've culled the following about the Avo's:

- Coilover adjustment from stock ride height to 70mm under stock
- Adjustable rebound
- 300f/200r spring rates

Looks like a good alternative to TEIN HA's to me



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