Hydrolastic Top Arms on Dry Suspension

Hydrolastic Top Arms on Dry Suspension

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fwdracer

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3,564 posts

225 months

Monday 2nd October 2006
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The geometry of dry and hydro top arms differs very sligtly and I know (including keen PH members on this Forum) that they are sought after as an upgrade to the dry suspension set up. Please can somebody explain the differences and the advantages (mechanical advantage of arm over spring etc) of using them over conventional dry top arms. What performance advantage is gained......

I've got two pair of brand new top arms..... albeit dry ones and before I part with them to pursue the holy grail of hydro top arms I'd like to know I'm not wasting my effort.

If anybody has a pair of Hydrolastic top arms in good nick I'd also be very interested too.

Gareth.

Edited by fwdracer on Monday 2nd October 13:52

fwdracer

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3,564 posts

225 months

Monday 2nd October 2006
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How much Mr? A Pair that is......