Dual shocks will make it ride harsh unless you valve specifically for a dual shock setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars04
You probably want shocks with a little less rate on the bump side.
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Dual shocks will make it ride harsh unless you valve specifically for a dual shock setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars04
You probably want shocks with a little less rate on the bump side.
Just buy and fit one pair of good shocks,Koni/Bilstein etc.Lets not over complicate things. Pat
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I found that this set-up with the airbags allows me to set the harshness of the ride. On the rough stuff it makes it less bouncy and stops the yo-yoing
Also adds to the better highway feel on the road when cornerning.
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Originally Posted by lars04
Sure am...
White D4 with Black Bonnet and the stickers down the sides....
My lad also is in town, lifted Grey D2 with all the fruit, and my wife has the Green and Black 90...
Small world isn't it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
I've got the maroon two door just got it and loving it!
I'll beep like a crazy person when I see your rig and you will know it's me.
I had twin Bilsteins on the rear of my 130 using the Terrafirma dual shock brackets. I am using 19mm Dobinson coils with polyair bags inside them. Coils give approximately a 2" lift.
The Bilsteins were good, but not long enough for the coil. They gave a good ride over rough corrugations when loaded and unloaded.
I recently changed the dual Bilsteins to a single Koni Raid. Look in my thread build up for pics.
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/members-ri...finally-3.html
I much prefer the Koni Raid's over the Bilsteins.