New Griff for under a grand!
New Griff for under a grand!
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simon t

Original Poster:

2,157 posts

300 months

Thursday 29th May 2003
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I've just fitted the Nitrons I picked up yesterday. (850+vat - Ordered last Thursday, picked up 6 days later) What a difference!!!!!!! It's like driving a new car
Took 2 hrs to fit and set the ride hights. I can recommend them to anyone but fit them your self and save some cash.

Off for a geometry check this afternoon so it could get even better

Incidentally, what ride heighs are a standard Griff set to? mine is currently at 615 mm front and 650mm rear (measured through the centre line of the wheel to the bottom of the wheel arch)

Simon

sagalout

23,037 posts

309 months

Thursday 29th May 2003
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Do they come with new springs or do you refit your old ones?

Leadfoot

1,915 posts

308 months

Thursday 29th May 2003
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Incidentally, what ride heighs are a standard Griff set to? mine is currently at 615 mm front and 650mm rear (measured through the centre line of the wheel to the bottom of the wheel arch)

Simon


I wouldn't rely on this measurement if I were you. It depends on the fit of the body to chassis & how the body was moulded, so isn't consistent between cars.

You've 3 options:
1 - measure a few standard cars chassis/ground clearance on a flat surface & then set yours to the same.
2 - ditto, but then get it 'corner weighted' as well.
3 - Set it up by trial & error by eye/driving.

Option 2 is the best but 3 is the most realistic (& the way I did it - ended up with 3 fingers clearance between wheel & arch on the drivers side/2 fingers on the passenger side).

simon t

Original Poster:

2,157 posts

300 months

Friday 30th May 2003
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New springs