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The joys of suspension
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- As Wally mentioned the alu trailing arms use a 14mm bolt the alu trailing arms instead of the 12mm bolt the steel arms use. Every decent shock producing company should be able to insert a 14mm eye (be it a rubber bushing or spherical bearing) into the shock, so that shouldn't be a problem - Most 944 and 1303 coil-over won't work, because the upper mounting point for the shock is further inwards compared to the 944. This makes for a collision between the spring and the trailing arm (which doesn't happen when using steel trailing arms). Solutions to this are: - Space the damper away from the trailing arm and upper mount (Bilstein cup dampers have eccentric mounting points, or you could use something like the racer's edge bolt (which also solves the bolt difference) - Find a damper and spring combination that is skinny enoug to fit (This might be a pain in the behind) I tested it with 60mm ID springs which was 200mm long and it wasn't even close. So I'd say there's room for a 140mm/120mm long spring max. See here for example: http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/sho...0677#post60677 Last edited by Simon; July 19th 2008 at 05:38. |
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