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AVO Dampers and Sport 300 spring advice


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Evening all, 

 

I have the AVO and Sport 300 springs and am at the fitting stage but has anyone got any advice as to where/what is the best setting on the damper for the spring to sit ? I obviously haven't tried it yet but to have the spring resting on the very bottom of the damper looks like it could be too low....anyone out there with any experience on this ? 

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Start high and work your way down...  If you set the car back on the ground, with the shock spring perches too low, then you won't be able to get the jack back under the car...

Travis

Vulcan Grey 89SE

 

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well each shock and spring combination will be different.  I have JRZ double adjustable race dampers with 300lbf/in x 8" front springs and 350lbf/in x 10" rear springs, and I put the front springs to where I thought would be a good starting point.. and then I couldn't get the jack back under the car!

 

So I'm here now withe the fronts and rears at 168mm ride height (stock is 170mm measure under the front chassis Tee and the rear chassis hoop).

 

Front

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Rear

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Here's how my car sits at 168mm

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Here's my fiend with Konis (his front is custom and not applicable)

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Here's my old SPAX at 170mm, with stock 89SE springs

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Basically start in the upper middle of the adjustment, and then don't pull your jack out if it is sitting on the jack when you lower it back down.

Travis

Vulcan Grey 89SE

 

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