Better springs on standard ride height?
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Better springs on standard ride height?
Can you get any decent make springs (e.g. Eibach) that will be a little firmer (or progressive wound), work with standard dampers and crucially, NOT lower the car at all?
I use my wagon for a lot of 'cross country' driving where bottoming out on rough terrain and bumping up and down is a very real possibility and the standard ride height is fine for this kind of thing.
Any ideas welcome.
I use my wagon for a lot of 'cross country' driving where bottoming out on rough terrain and bumping up and down is a very real possibility and the standard ride height is fine for this kind of thing.
Any ideas welcome.
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Have you considered custom made springs? Its not much more cost than a set of Eibachs and you'll get exactly what you want.
Interesting point Shark Man - the high-speed bump damping has a huge effect on the bump handling. Ususally on here you get the old mantra that its the springs that absorb the bumps and the dampers only controls the spring oscillations
Interesting point Shark Man - the high-speed bump damping has a huge effect on the bump handling. Ususally on here you get the old mantra that its the springs that absorb the bumps and the dampers only controls the spring oscillations
Last edited by DuncanG; 08 August 2006 at 09:44 PM.
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