Help , Tam ride hight
Help , Tam ride hight
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antmez

Original Poster:

239 posts

244 months

Thursday 2nd September 2010
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hi , ive just fitted a set of gaz gold pro's , a few hours later and a tad of blood loss everything is ok.

i was just wondering what ride hights people are running for road use. and where the measurements are taken from.

ive found a thread on damper settings but not ride hight.

Please share with me if you dont mind

Ant


Barry Ashcroft

1,958 posts

250 months

Thursday 2nd September 2010
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Ant I have a set in the garage gathering dust you should of called me I could of saved you some money mate.

Don1

16,795 posts

237 months

Thursday 2nd September 2010
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Barry Ashcroft said:
Ant I have a set in the garage gathering dust you should of called me I could of saved you some money mate.
PM sent! biggrin

antmez

Original Poster:

239 posts

244 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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Barry Ashcroft said:
Ant I have a set in the garage gathering dust you should of called me I could of saved you some money mate.
barry i got them at a very good price otherwise i would have had yours

Ant

OatSy

1,550 posts

245 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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Factory ride height was I think 100mm from the underside of the chassis. I raised mine to 120mm but doing this you can't eliminate bump steer completely. 110 should be ok for UK roads. Before getting a geo set up do at least 100 miles to let the dampers settle in or you will be wasting your money

antmez

Original Poster:

239 posts

244 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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110mm that seems very low , when you say from the chassis , do you mean the outriggers or somewhere else, mine are 140mm all round and lowering it by 30mm seems crazy .

please help

Ant


Barry Ashcroft

1,958 posts

250 months

Friday 3rd September 2010
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Yeah thats too low.

I think mine are 175mm and 10mm higher at the rear, But mine is higher because of the wheels & Tyres

And yes measured from the bottom of the outrigger tube