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Old Apr 25, 2018 | 09:23 AM
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MOTON 3 Way Pro Motorsport Suspension

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The 3-Way adjustable Moton damper features 15 positions of high speed bump, 6 positions low speed bump and 15 positions of rebound adjustment. The low speed bump adjuster is located on top of the high speed bump adjuster and can be adjusted independently. The low speed bump adjuster is very effective in helping to control body roll while adding to turn in and is effective in controlling pitch and squat. The 3-Way adjustable Moton damper uses (like the 2way adjustable damper) a unique blow off valve system in the canister to totally control curb stones and bumpy track conditions.

Benefits include:
-Improved platform stability
-Improved traction, higher grip level
-Improved curn stone and bumpy track control
-Improved tyre wear over race distance
-Easy to adjust and work with
-Every single adjustment done is very noticable to the driver
-Proven reliability

Features:
-Unique blow off valve system in canister for high speed bump control
-Large piston rod diameter for more fluid displacement
-Adjustable gas pressure for added lifting force
-Large main piston for quick response
-No preloaded valve stacks needed for low speed damping control
-Separate Bump and Rebound control
-Swivel banjo hoses for easy installation of remote reservoirs

£7,238 Including Springs, VAT and Shipping. Contact us via Message here, on 01173012542 or info@ast-suspension.co.uk
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