Drummond motorsport (DMS) Coilovers - opinions please
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Drummond motorsport (DMS) Coilovers - opinions please
Hello chaps,
considering a change from Cusco Z2Rs to ASTs next year. Having read this thread however
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461465
i'd be interested to gain a bit of knowledge about the DMS items.
Have seen this thread
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...=DMS+coilovers
as well.
Help, as always, much appreciated.
P.S. They'd for trackdays (where the Cuscos are superb) and weekend skirmishes across Dartmoor (where i'd want more compliancy then the Cuscos can offer).
J
considering a change from Cusco Z2Rs to ASTs next year. Having read this thread however
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461465
i'd be interested to gain a bit of knowledge about the DMS items.
Have seen this thread
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...=DMS+coilovers
as well.
Help, as always, much appreciated.
P.S. They'd for trackdays (where the Cuscos are superb) and weekend skirmishes across Dartmoor (where i'd want more compliancy then the Cuscos can offer).
J
Last edited by JTaylor; 20 October 2005 at 04:52 PM.
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IMHO:
Go for the new AST's as I have played with.
New, modern and easy to deal with.
I am openly bias to Powerstation to supply and fit.
The DMS's were fab and having driven in anger an Sti RA with the DMS 40mm they were fantastic (as are the AST).
Graham
Go for the new AST's as I have played with.
New, modern and easy to deal with.
I am openly bias to Powerstation to supply and fit.
The DMS's were fab and having driven in anger an Sti RA with the DMS 40mm they were fantastic (as are the AST).
Graham
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Originally Posted by Mo
Do you know what spring rates you run on the Cuscos?
Graham, thank you mate. Ill probably go with the ASTs and I have had similarly good experiences up in Tewkesbury - but I don't want to dimiss anything.
I have to say the Cuscos perform very well on the track.
Had a look at this
http://www.dmshocks.com/docs/products.html
but it's obviously not objective. £2000, plus VAT for the 50mm.
ASTs it is then!
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That's why I asked about the spring rates, you may do aswell to try softer springs before junking the package you have.
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IMHO:
Golden general rule is for the rear spring rate to be 80% of the front rate.
Above rates are about 90%
I personally would go for the 275/220 or as close as you can.
Check tah the diameters and the free length of your chosen springs (especially the internal dameter) are the same as the one's you take off. The length can be adjusted for to a degree, the ID you cannot.
I know the DMS units from Austrailia are not the 'normal' UK size springs.
Graham.
Golden general rule is for the rear spring rate to be 80% of the front rate.
Above rates are about 90%
I personally would go for the 275/220 or as close as you can.
Check tah the diameters and the free length of your chosen springs (especially the internal dameter) are the same as the one's you take off. The length can be adjusted for to a degree, the ID you cannot.
I know the DMS units from Austrailia are not the 'normal' UK size springs.
Graham.
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Originally Posted by Mo
That's why I asked about the spring rates, you may do aswell to try softer springs before junking the package you have.
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