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Titanium MrBlonde
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MrBlonde
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Have you the part number still please?.also what is the part called
7700420954 is what I have written down here for it. I could never find one in Aus so just folded up a piece of out of some alloy sheet
MrBlonde
ClioSport Club Member
Great thank you
MrBlonde
ClioSport Club Member
Cool photo from last Sundays wheels at the warren morning.
MrBlonde
ClioSport Club Member
Any advice on setting the damper settings on BC coilovers please?.going to go out for an early drive tomorrow and have a play with trying to set them up for road use.
I have been reading up on some suspension set up companies which say for FWD is to have the front soft/med with the rear more firm than the front?.But then others say have the rear more soft?.this is to give the front more grip
Do you think its also best to start from the bottom setting of soft then go up 3/4 clicks each time until you find whats best for you or start half setting which is 15 clicks front and rear then go from there.
"For fast road use, moderately soft to medium front damper settings are generally better than full hard. While stiff dampers improve steering response, "fast road" driving requires the suspension to absorb bumps, potholes, and changing surfaces to keep the tires in contact with the ground for maximum grip."
I have been reading up on some suspension set up companies which say for FWD is to have the front soft/med with the rear more firm than the front?.But then others say have the rear more soft?.this is to give the front more grip
Do you think its also best to start from the bottom setting of soft then go up 3/4 clicks each time until you find whats best for you or start half setting which is 15 clicks front and rear then go from there.
"For fast road use, moderately soft to medium front damper settings are generally better than full hard. While stiff dampers improve steering response, "fast road" driving requires the suspension to absorb bumps, potholes, and changing surfaces to keep the tires in contact with the ground for maximum grip."
