675LT Suspension issue
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Honestly not a wind up its bottoming out all the time.
Did a drive across Brecon beacons with a 720s not once did that bottom out. 675LT probably around 7 times its defiantly to low.
Had various super cars over the years and never had this problem before. With a new front bumper costing over £10k its no joke and spoiling the enjoyment of the car as to worried to drive it.
Did a drive across Brecon beacons with a 720s not once did that bottom out. 675LT probably around 7 times its defiantly to low.
Had various super cars over the years and never had this problem before. With a new front bumper costing over £10k its no joke and spoiling the enjoyment of the car as to worried to drive it.
iirc the 675 is setup with a bit more rake than the rest of the P11 Mclarens and yes the ride height of the car is low full stop. In somewhere like the brecons I have grounded the 12c on some high speed compressions when going at the NSL 
so it's not a surprise you are finding the 675 to do the same although it has considerably firmer damper settings. Perhaps try running it on a firmer suspension mode although I assume you're already doing so on sport as track probably would be far too firm on the road..
so it's not a surprise you are finding the 675 to do the same although it has considerably firmer damper settings. Perhaps try running it on a firmer suspension mode although I assume you're already doing so on sport as track probably would be far too firm on the road..steffg60 said:
Honestly not a wind up its bottoming out all the time.
Did a drive across Brecon beacons with a 720s not once did that bottom out. 675LT probably around 7 times its defiantly to low.
Had various super cars over the years and never had this problem before. With a new front bumper costing over £10k its no joke and spoiling the enjoyment of the car as to worried to drive it.
Has to be a wind up. He's had multiple super cars but can't work out for himself when a car need to go to the dearer with a fault Did a drive across Brecon beacons with a 720s not once did that bottom out. 675LT probably around 7 times its defiantly to low.
Had various super cars over the years and never had this problem before. With a new front bumper costing over £10k its no joke and spoiling the enjoyment of the car as to worried to drive it.
Worth getting checked out, however the trick active suspension means the car can have both soft ride and anti dive/roll attributes.
When going over high speed bumps and dips, the complaint suspension can bottom out causing the underside to scape.
A number of owners of super series cars have fitted skids plates, such as ...
https://automodsfl.com/product/mclaren-675lt-skid-...
When going over high speed bumps and dips, the complaint suspension can bottom out causing the underside to scape.
A number of owners of super series cars have fitted skids plates, such as ...
https://automodsfl.com/product/mclaren-675lt-skid-...
TADTS
its lower and comes out further
I have skid plates on mine to protect it
Got mine from here
http://www.soundautomotivegroup.com/products/red-l...
its lower and comes out further
I have skid plates on mine to protect it
Got mine from here
http://www.soundautomotivegroup.com/products/red-l...
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