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The ast's are uber stiff in the high setting ali, undriveable on 6 for the road, bit soft on zero. Settled on 1 front, 2 back. Looking forward to bedford, 12 clicks all round and r888's!
They're dead mate, was chatting to the owner, hardly any work on at the moment. Been a few times, never seen the workshop so quiet, and no cars outside (normally both full).
Love the way that in 2 mins I can adjust all the dampers and the car feels completely different. Hopefully the adjstable top mounts will be ready soon.
I wasn't too fussed with the colour until I saw one up close, looks very nice IMO. In all honesty, if you drive one after a 182 you won't care about the colour.
Had my mot done today, walked it, just needed a rear
bulb doing. Thought I might get a quote for the paintwork I need doing (see below).
£1600. Roughly double every otherv quote I've had. Jokers, lost my custom for good.
I recently got coilovers. Went for ast in the end, 50 quid more than h&r, but adjustable damping and a rear coilover, which no one else makes iirc. Awesome, especially on 15's
Never understood the point of all this slamming stuff, this just proves how pointless it is. Why not get the suspension set up for handling so you can enjoy driving it rather than admiring the way it looks. Beached on top of a speed bump.
When I was deciding which coilovers to go for, a few people mentioned the h&r's being a bit soft at the back. If you speak to curtis at powerstation (AST suppliers) he can do some stiffer rear springs (Burp has them).
All good cars. From my point of view, for the price of a semi decent ph2 (4.5-5k) I've got a ph1 on awesome coilovers, and (soon) some reclining buckets. If you've not driven a Trophy or coilovered 172, you'll be more than happy with a standard ph2. Where are you based?