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fabbyglass 4th March 2010 09:25 PM
Not me anymore mate, My daughter Emma and her other half Ed now make the seats up in Northamptonshire.....www.tritonraceseats.com ;)

layotn20 4th March 2010 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by fabbyglass (Post 33079)
Takes the shocks as stated in the Roadster book so no need to mess around trying to figure out what you need, well apart from farting about with what poundage springs you want as we are all different and have different driving styles...sideyways is more fun than flat out boring main roads;)
what shocks are those? as iv bought the haynes build your own sports car on a budget book today

fabbyglass 4th March 2010 09:27 PM
Thats the one and why you are on this forum...:D I can't remember what length the shockers are ..guessing 13" open?

spud69 4th March 2010 11:05 PM
An excellent purchase there...Well Done.

The dampers are 13" open with a 1" top hat extension - springs 350lb front and either 200lb or 250lb rear, book says rear 200lb but i find 250lb on the rear makes the car more balanced.

Don't forget the pics....>AndyH

AshG 4th March 2010 11:12 PM
if your fitting a bike engine you will only need 300lb springs max at the front.

after having my iva what i dont get is why we are fitting softer springs at the back? my car was slightly heavier at the back than it was at the front.

les g 4th March 2010 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by AshG (Post 33087)
if your fitting a bike engine you will only need 300lb springs max at the front.

after having my iva what i dont get is why we are fitting softer springs at the back? my car was slightly heavier at the back than it was at the front.

for people with big arses :D

AshG 4th March 2010 11:43 PM
but surely the more weight the stiffer the spring needs to be :D

if i wanted soft suspension i would drive my tintop. that thing is smoother than smooth on a smooth thing.


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