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paramoreg

Original Poster:

556 posts

214 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Good job on my pedders suspenders and bush pack Roger. You also did a good job of lightening my credit allowance too tongue out

purely fyi I've upped the both front and rear another 2 notches (front: 17/30, rear: 20/30), I'll let you know if the ride height settles.

I reckon they could do with some rebound damping adjustment on the shocks to go with the compression damping (get it on all modern bikes, so why not the cars I ask!), but overall its made a huge difference and now a good ride with a more direct feel too!

Now go get those Wortec or Monkfish sill plates sorted and bob's you're aunties live in lover....

btw, hopefully Tim will buy my shocks/springs. He'll probably pay me direct and then get you to fit/align ok, so keep 'em safe and I'll confirm once sorted (cheers Tim)!

Edited by paramoreg on Thursday 16th April 16:01

StimBosc

77 posts

212 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Cheers Gary i've sent an email in the general direction of Monkfish and i will send you ur beer vouchers asap mate
Roger is probably still in shock Gary as i also asked him if he could give me a price on fitting my sourced walkinshaw zorst too
Hope the weather picks up for you and that will make for a good coil over setting up experience

Edited by StimBosc on Thursday 16th April 16:17

StimBosc

77 posts

212 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Opps double post

Edited by StimBosc on Thursday 16th April 16:18

crisisjez

9,209 posts

235 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Nice to catch up, glad you like the mods mate.

BTW Rogers already solved the problem, proof he doesn`t always just stand round chatting

paramoreg

Original Poster:

556 posts

214 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Yeah was good to catch-up Jez and good to hear Roger stopped making the tea long enough to exercise his grey matter and get it resolved!

Fingers crossed for getting the car on the road in May wink btw, the firebird looked gorgeous, hope you get to fettle the old girl sometime soon!

Edited by paramoreg on Thursday 16th April 21:13

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

222 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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Are you pleased Gary. I'm not on my own puta tonight or i'd have tryed to msn you. I'd do it from this one but i cant remember my login detailssilly

paramoreg

Original Poster:

556 posts

214 months

Friday 17th April 2009
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Hey Mel, yep, very pleased with the result!

Highly recommended mod combination that turns a slightly (well, ok fairly!) wallowy and vague driving experience into a much more taught and direct feel.

Rog the monk and his team done good...

all in all not a bad price either considering a single decent Ohlins TTX rear shock for my '08 ZX-10R would have set me back ~£800 before fitting! smile

paramoreg

Original Poster:

556 posts

214 months

Saturday 18th April 2009
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What you having done? coilvers and road response or other things??

Hopefully you'll be happy with the result regardless!

Got the chance to have a little bit of fun in mine today through the country roads with an Audi TT. No longer is the car trying to bury me in the hedge!!

as an aside, the TT tried to follow me when I overtook 2 artics along a short straight...guess he assumed because my barge was going for it he'd have the acceleration to make it too...silly sod would have had a head on if the poor car coming the opposite way didnt stop...not smart.

Edited by paramoreg on Saturday 18th April 17:01

paramoreg

Original Poster:

556 posts

214 months

Saturday 18th April 2009
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I'd still recommend the road response pack, just for the improved steering feel, but sounds like you're spending enough money just at the moment!

Hope you like the results!