Nitron set up!
Discussion
Just picked my car up from Racing Green having fitted Nitrons for me, big difference already its lost its twitchyness, however i do notice it has a much firmer ride and and big bumps i almost hit my head on the roof when bombing down the motor way
Racing green have set them up at 10 clicks out of a possible 20.
I was just wondering what you guys with Nitrons tend to have yours set at?
Any advice would be great.
S
Racing green have set them up at 10 clicks out of a possible 20.
I was just wondering what you guys with Nitrons tend to have yours set at?
Any advice would be great.
S
snmvaio said:
Just picked my car up from Racing Green having fitted Nitrons for me, big difference already its lost its twitchyness, however i do notice it has a much firmer ride and and big bumps i almost hit my head on the roof when bombing down the motor way
Racing green have set them up at 10 clicks out of a possible 20.
I was just wondering what you guys with Nitrons tend to have yours set at?
Any advice would be great.
S
As well as number of clicks, it'll also depend on the spring rates they've used. I dropped my rear rates by about 40lbs over standard Nitron kits in the Tuscan which suited my driving style/preferences a lot more. If it's that substantially firmer at present, I'd try 4-6 clicks softer. Know of quite a few people that've run just a couple of clicks from softest for standard road use (on standard rate springs).Racing green have set them up at 10 clicks out of a possible 20.
I was just wondering what you guys with Nitrons tend to have yours set at?
Any advice would be great.
S
NTEL said:
I prefer a harder ride (000hh...eeer...missus) so have mine set 12 clicks on the front and 10 on the back (from soft)
Don't know if this is applicable but I had Nitrons on the Lotus and the general concensus was that you should count from hard not soft as some shocks had an extra click on the soft side as it wereRyder35 said:
NTEL said:
I prefer a harder ride (000hh...eeer...missus) so have mine set 12 clicks on the front and 10 on the back (from soft)
Don't know if this is applicable but I had Nitrons on the Lotus and the general concensus was that you should count from hard not soft as some shocks had an extra click on the soft side as it were
Got my T350 back from Racing Green on Saturday after having Nitrons/Eibachs fitted. Very pleased with the results. They really add a level of polish (confidence) to the car's handling.
RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
SteveO... said:
Got my T350 back from Racing Green on Saturday after having Nitrons/Eibachs fitted. Very pleased with the results. They really add a level of polish (confidence) to the car's handling.
RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
How much all in if you don't mind me asking?RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
Ryder35 said:
SteveO... said:
Got my T350 back from Racing Green on Saturday after having Nitrons/Eibachs fitted. Very pleased with the results. They really add a level of polish (confidence) to the car's handling.
RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
How much all in if you don't mind me asking?RG set the car up with 12 clicks front/10 rear, which was pretty firm but less "crashy" than before. Today I tried the car set to 8f/6r. I now have a car that not only handles well, but is actually pretty comfortable too. It now rides Hampshire's cracked and pitted tarmac better than the other half's "Posh Beetle".
If you're thinking about maybe doing the shocks, all I can say is <Mrs. Doyle>Go on</Mrs. Doyle>
Oh, and thanks to Martin at RG for letting me know my Half Time Bearing didn't need replacing, thereby releasing the funds for shiney things.
Barry Ashcroft said:
andyoleary said:
Eibach's are standard now with the Nitron kits AFAIK, not sure on the spring rates though,Andy
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