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Andy_350z

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116 posts

230 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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keep seeing posts mentioning these? are they springs? any good

duntus

329 posts

247 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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[quote=Andy_350z]keep seeing posts mentioning these? are they springs? any good[/quote I Recomend gaz shocks which i have just fitted £488.00.colin 07711919568

Basil Brush

5,609 posts

292 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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Andy_350z said:
keep seeing posts mentioning these? are they springs? any good
They are a brand of damper and are very good indeed.
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notax

2,091 posts

268 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Have them fitted to my Chim - better than Gaz in my opinion - but also more expensive. My car's ride height is noticably lower and the ride is much firmer. I love it, but many wouldn't for the road. Car is great on smooth roads but can be a real handful on bumpy lanes at speed...

Leadfoot

1,918 posts

310 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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So why not soften them a bit then?

Ride height & damping are adjustable on Nitrons.

tripleblack

100 posts

217 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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I drove with- and without them. Great difference in rideability. Nitrons seem to be the best investement yet for my Tuscan S.

notax

2,091 posts

268 months

Sunday 26th July 2009
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Leadfoot said:
So why not soften them a bit then?

Ride height & damping are adjustable on Nitrons.
Good point - but as I say I love the handling and the ride height is generally good (although I did mash the exhaust twice today whilst investigating a hoon route! See M27 Hoon on events for more info..) slowing me down a bit on country lanes is no bad thing anyway - a bit like the TVR's traction control - the long accelerator pedal laugh

PS blew a Nitron on above drive frown