New replacement units for the MGF hydragas spheres.
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Posted 13 years 5 months ago #25448David
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Posted 13 years 5 months ago #25449David
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Posted 13 years 3 weeks ago #30655[img]i54.tinypic.com/2hdto4p.jpg[/img]
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Posted 13 years 3 weeks ago #30692Tsleight wrote: Anybody tried these yet???
Yes, a set was fitted to Roger Parkers (MGOC) MGF a few months ago and was featured in their mag and MG Enthusiast , i think! ~ very little feedback at the moment, initial improvement was good. Will see if i can get some information from Roger. :thumbsup:
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #30996bryan young wrote:
Tsleight wrote: Anybody tried these yet???
Yes, a set was fitted to Roger Parkers (MGOC) MGF a few months ago and was featured in their mag and MG Enthusiast , i think! ~ very little feedback at the moment, initial improvement was good. Will see if i can get some information from Roger. :thumbsup:
The article is five pages and was in the August 2011 edition of MG Enthusiast, too large to post here, if you can give me an email address i will scan as a pdf and send. Will also contact Roger for an update on results. :thumbsup:
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31032peter81 wrote: why they are not sold without shock absorber? Many of us have perhaps the new shocks, or even adjustable shock absorbers. why not give us the opportunity to keep our shocks?
The shock absorbers are part of the system and have been made to compliment the spring units and stiffen the suspension a bit, but not too much to make it "teeth chattering" like the early TFs!!!!!
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Replied by peter81 on topic Re: New replacement units for the MGF hydragas spheres.
Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31034I do not understand, you can not use other dampers for mechanical incompatibility (I think not) or as a matter of balancing the system?bryan young wrote:
peter81 wrote: why they are not sold without shock absorber? Many of us have perhaps the new shocks, or even adjustable shock absorbers. why not give us the opportunity to keep our shocks?
The shock absorbers are part of the system and have been made to compliment the spring units and stiffen the suspension a bit, but not too much to make it "teeth chattering" like the early TFs!!!!!
I would be happy if I could use my adjustable shock absorbers with these spring
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31035peter81 wrote:
I do not understand, you can not use other dampers for mechanical incompatibility (I think not) or as a matter of balancing the system?bryan young wrote:
peter81 wrote: why they are not sold without shock absorber? Many of us have perhaps the new shocks, or even adjustable shock absorbers. why not give us the opportunity to keep our shocks?
The shock absorbers are part of the system and have been made to compliment the spring units and stiffen the suspension a bit, but not too much to make it "teeth chattering" like the early TFs!!!!!
I would be happy if I could use my adjustable shock absorbers with these spring
You can deal with SUPLEX direct and they will explain why, i think you can buy the Oz system without shocks, because their system is adjustable and uses adjustable shock absorbers. hope this helps :yesnod:
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31043There must be a lot of people who have replaced their standard shocks with adjustables, who would just want the spring unit.
Suplex may be missing a trick here. in my opinion. :yesnod:
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31057That fact alone would have me looking at the Aussie system.
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Posted 13 years 2 weeks ago #31058when you decide to fit those shocks, don't go to aggressive on the settings, otherwise your fillings fall out ( i tried and failed). Start with nothing and gradually stiffen up, I ended up at 6 on the fronts ( rears are a different make and fixed rate) nice and tight feeling but not to skittish. (Note I also have Bridgestone tyres on front)
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