mgf suspension upgrade
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These were featured in the MGOC magazine a couple of months ago,from memory being manufactured in Germany and priced about £800
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Have a look at this.
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Posted 13 years 6 months ago #24259It will be interesting to see some road tests of customer units to see just how the cars handle with them.
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It's strange that nobody has piped up saying they've had them fitted.:shrug:andrewr wrote: Yes they must have sold some by now, I want to know how easy it is to fit and how it handles. The important bit is can it be made as good as the Trophy set up or even a 85th Anniversary ( wishful thinking )
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Yeah, I think that while there are still spheres available then they won't sell many of them. Personally my car's spheres are still in good condition, so I wouldn't consider them.:shrug:rayb wrote: i think tho for £800 its a lot of money and most people would either sell or scrap the car. hopefully prices might come down
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cant see much of a market personally.
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Ozzy wrote: I installed lowering knuckles and Gaz adjustables... had my hydragas system checked at the same time and it was all good, if it fails i would be looking for proper coil over solutions, and that would probably be less than £800 even with buying TF parts to allow the fittment of them...
cant see much of a market personally.
It costs a lot more to convert to TF suspension as the front and rear subframes have to be changed for the later TF ones, i will see if i can find the article written last year when someone had their F converted to TF suspension and the cost was around the £5000 mark :whistle:
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David Aiketgate wrote:
Yeah, I think that while there are still spheres available then they won't sell many of them. Personally my car's spheres are still in good condition, so I wouldn't consider them.:shrug:rayb wrote: i think tho for £800 its a lot of money and most people would either sell or scrap the car. hopefully prices might come down
New spheres ar becoming harder to find, the stopped making them about three years ago. second hand ones are an option but you never know if the gas part has failed until you fit them. The Suplex kit of four units and shocks is around the £1000 mark including VAT ~ both Rimmers and MGOC were giving £100 discont for the first 10 orders. as i have contacts in MGOC i will ask how many sets they have sold so far?? watch this space :thumbsup:
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I've given up and am going down a different path. My car has been off the road since February and its registration is about to run out so am pretty annoyed as frankly had I not decided to go this way I reckon I could of had the car back on the road months ago. Will be the last time I allow myself to get sucked in like this.....
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