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  1. 6th July 2015, 05:09 PM #1
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    GOE HS rods

    I'm rationalising the rods line up, so have two new products. The new 2 way rods provide standard and +65mm heights. The new 3 way rods provide -20mm, standard and +65mm heights. As before, they both have the quick select feature.

    Should be available from the end of next week.

    Cheers

    Gordon
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  2. 6th July 2015, 05:52 PM #2
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    Gordon.
    If one was to run the -20mm full time,is it advisable to get the wheel alignments altered to suit???.
    Also,does the -20mm stiffen the ride up??? Quite happy with the current ride.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Gordon.
    If one was to run the -20mm full time,is it advisable to get the wheel alignments altered to suit???.
    Also,does the -20mm stiffen the ride up??? Quite happy with the current ride.
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    Andrew
    In the Sport, it makes a noticeable difference to the ride, firming it up. I'll have a set on the D4 next week, but expect much of the same.

    Visually, it doesn't look like the cambers are different enough to warrant re-alignment, but I guess time will tell.

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    Does the Sport and/or D4 have adjustable damping?
    Otherwise I would expect the ride to be a little plusher/softer (lower effective spring rate) in compression but a little harsher in rebound.

    BTW Gordon the rods I ordered arrived late last week (thanks).
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    Hi Gordon, can the D3 or D4 still travel at 80kmph on sand with the setting at +65mm?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4evershiva View Post
    Hi Gordon, can the D3 or D4 still travel at 80kmph on sand with the setting at +65mm?
    As long as it is safe to do so, there is no mechanical impediment.

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    Gordon, just want to confirm that if I order from the online store I will get the -20mm +65mm, three way rods. I bought the second hand set of rims that were on the sight and the -20 will be handy for getting into some car parks as the 265/65/18 lift the old girl up a little.

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    The page will be updated when the new rods are available. Won't be until after I return from Europe late August.

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    Thanks Gordon I will keep and eye out on the website.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gghaggis View Post
    I'm rationalising the rods line up, so have two new products. The new 2 way rods provide standard and +65mm heights. The new 3 way rods provide -20mm, standard and +65mm heights. As before, they both have the quick select feature.

    Should be available from the end of next week.

    Cheers

    Gordon
    I like the idea of having a + and a - in a same rod, will order those when they become available. The way I see it, it's best of both worlds: proper 4WD clearance for the weekend and a sleek look for running around town.
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