is a griff lower
Discussion
At Le Mans we had 3 Griffs in our party and they all stood differently.
They belong to Ballistic Banana (500), Johno (500SE), and me (430).
Mine stood the highest, I've got new GAZ shocks and set the car up to the suggested ride heights.
The Ballistic Banana looks like he has no suspension, its that low. He has new Nitrons but I don't know what ride height he set it to.
I don't know what shocks Johno has on but I'm pretty sure they aren't standard.
Ballistic Banana

Me

These were taken at Boulogne ferry terminal in very similar positions and similar loads on board and it shows the very different clearance of these two cars at the front and rear.
Why not put an invite on here for some Griffs to come pay you a visit and see how they get on on your drive.
They belong to Ballistic Banana (500), Johno (500SE), and me (430).
Mine stood the highest, I've got new GAZ shocks and set the car up to the suggested ride heights.
The Ballistic Banana looks like he has no suspension, its that low. He has new Nitrons but I don't know what ride height he set it to.
I don't know what shocks Johno has on but I'm pretty sure they aren't standard.
Ballistic Banana

Me

These were taken at Boulogne ferry terminal in very similar positions and similar loads on board and it shows the very different clearance of these two cars at the front and rear.
Why not put an invite on here for some Griffs to come pay you a visit and see how they get on on your drive.
Edited by Barreti on Saturday 30th June 14:54
I went from an S2 to a griff 500 on standard ( so far) suspension, and I can assure you that the ground clearance is much higher between these two cars, never driven a chimp though so not sure about that one. I would guess it depends on how many sets of golf clubs are in the boot at the time !
Griff Boy said:
I went from an S2 to a griff 500 on standard ( so far) suspension, and I can assure you that the ground clearance is much higher between these two cars, never driven a chimp though so not sure about that one. I would guess it depends on how many sets of golf clubs are in the boot at the time !

I am in Bedford - can give your drive a go if you want. Mine is set low. I also have a steep drive, and have got used to a small scrape on the way in or out. A bit of modifiaction with a pickaxe (to the drive) helped a lot. Also a good way to assess the weight of your passenger, but be tactful.
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