The A110 wheels thread (OEM and aftermarket)

The A110 wheels thread (OEM and aftermarket)

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7en

231 posts

12 months

Tuesday 26th March
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7en said:
I should also mention I have a puncture warning on, so the above could potentially be affected by tyre pressures.
I found today my tyre pressures were quite low, with one front wheel certainly below the 1.6 bar minimum where the puncture warning is activated, which is quite likely why the steering felt a bit numb. There is still a noticeable difference in ride and character, but I feel the gap is slightly closing to the 18"s with the pressures topped up to the same 29psi.

After some more driving I find the 296mm brakes do have a softer pedal/less bite compared to the 320mm, which I find most noticeable in traffic, although perhaps they're also bedding in.

Edited by 7en on Tuesday 26th March 20:39

leglessAlex

5,476 posts

142 months

Tuesday 26th March
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Meonstoke said:
To achieve a softer but still controlled ride, I really wouldn't know which "quality" dampers would achieve this. Thoughts anyone?
I mean, quality damping is quality damping, irrespective of spring rate. As long as they have the travel for it, I'd say any of the aftermarket dampers with standard springs would give just the ride you're looking for.

At the moment there are Ohlins, ASTs, Bilsteins and Tractive, right? Of those I'd guess tractive to be the most configurable.

Julian Thompson

2,549 posts

239 months

Sunday 7th April
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Will the standard springs fit the ast dampers though?

And where do you look at the ohlins ones? I’ve looked and I can’t see that they are available anywhere?

Teatowell

1,308 posts

184 months

Sunday 7th April
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Julian Thompson said:
Will the standard springs fit the ast dampers though?

And where do you look at the ohlins ones? I’ve looked and I can’t see that they are available anywhere?
No the standard springs wouldn’t fit AST coilovers.

Julian Thompson

2,549 posts

239 months

Sunday 7th April
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Thanks that’s what I thought. So for standard springs really you’ve only got the bilstein option. Appreciate clearing that up.

Andy665

3,634 posts

229 months

Monday 29th April
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Newly refinished Evo Corse wheels in Lamborghini Gold but looks more like bronze, nice subtle metallic flake in it




neil-g8km6

169 posts

24 months

Monday 29th April
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Triple Bronze.

Spokeyblokey

63 posts

13 months

Monday 29th April
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Neodyme? (Slightly more 'bronzey' than it looks in the photos)



BCA

8,626 posts

258 months

Monday 29th April
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Andy665 said:
Newly refinished Evo Corse wheels in Lamborghini Gold but looks more like bronze, nice subtle metallic flake in it



I really want a set of these, they look superb!