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My track car is also road legal, as fletcher says it makes it far easier to test things etc. plus in decent weather i often take it for a drive at weekends
From memory the GAZ shocks have a shorter body than the standard items to accommodate for the drop that the springs give. Using the original shocks will more than likely give a bit of a softer ride and may risk bottoming the shock out on big bumps.
I wouldn't do it a long term solution, but for...
Often the washers are broken when you remove the disc, if this is the case the washers are available from @George@RTR_Parts who is a trader on here. TBH i would just replace them anyway for what they cost
theres a little write up on his Instagram where he says the fuel tank had broken away from the body an was dragging along the ground. Possibly the cause, but who knows!
Top service from avo. I have AST's on my track car and I can't fault the actual product but for serviceability and customer service if I was to do it again I would go AVO. I have driven a clio around KH with them in an there wasn't really a great difference between them and the AST's
It will depend if they use the same diameter of spring, faulkner, eibach etc do various diameter springs anyway. Im sure if you speak to nick at PM he will advise you on the diameter of the springs the avos use.
The rear will possibly have to come from AVO, Eibach dependant on what rate you...
I think this is a pretty personal thing as everyone will like the car to behave differently and prefer different rates.
I myself run AST's with 90nm front and 110nm rear an find it plenty stiff enough, i also have the RC kit from mark on here. Although i am considering droppng the rears to...