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MG ZR lowered - but why so bumpy???
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Any info would be brill??
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because i heard that AVO's can be really stiff on the ZR's, and that why ill be getting the Xpower ones when i can afford to!
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AVO's are a 40mm drop, unless they are the newer ones which are about 35mm drop, to get just a 30mm drop you'd be looking at some other makes, like suggested Xpowers or something.
What colour are the springs for a start?
MG ZR suspension is already pretty stiff, and ive heard lowering it makes it a fair bit worse, but it shouldnt be like you describe i assume. There is a bedding in time for springs though, about a month for them to fully settle.
If you arent happy id have it back to the garage to get them to check it over.
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so when lowered even more will give that affect
especialy if you have ony had springs fitted also the standard dampers on lowerd springs will just bottom out hence no ride qulity
an if you have a full suspention kit ie springs and dampers the check if the dampers are adjustable it could be that they are on the harest setting
hope this helps
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AndyBuck wrote: jeeeeaaassus, £250, did that include the springs?
AVO's are a 40mm drop, unless they are the newer ones which are about 35mm drop, to get just a 30mm drop you'd be looking at some other makes, like suggested Xpowers or something.
What colour are the springs for a start?
MG ZR suspension is already pretty stiff, and ive heard lowering it makes it a fair bit worse, but it shouldnt be like you describe i assume. There is a bedding in time for springs though, about a month for them to fully settle.
If you arent happy id have it back to the garage to get them to check it over.
lol.....yeah it did include the springs!! The springs are red, had it done probably about 6 months ago now....do u reckon they would take a look at it cause its been 6 months??
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bruiser wrote: well the zr's are quite low any way
so when lowered even more will give that affect
especialy if you have ony had springs fitted also the standard dampers on lowerd springs will just bottom out hence no ride qulity
an if you have a full suspention kit ie springs and dampers the check if the dampers are adjustable it could be that they are on the harest setting
hope this helps
Yeah just had springs fitted, thanks very much for the advice!!
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if you explain that the work was done where you got them from and that your having trouble, i should imagine they would at least have a quick look round the car to see if there isnt anything else a miss.
ive been looking around since i read this and have heard that AVO's (mostly red, but you can get black ones which are lower and older) are a really very hard ride, and that green xpowers are a bit softer but not as much of a drop.
get on this forum
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its where i reside most of the time, top guys and might offer some more advice
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AndyBuck wrote: lol thats not so bad then, was about to faint if that was just labour, fitted mine myself so had no idea of the price.
if you explain that the work was done where you got them from and that your having trouble, i should imagine they would at least have a quick look round the car to see if there isnt anything else a miss.
ive been looking around since i read this and have heard that AVO's (mostly red, but you can get black ones which are lower and older) are a really very hard ride, and that green xpowers are a bit softer but not as much of a drop.
get on this forum
http://www.themgzr.co.uk
its where i reside most of the time, top guys and might offer some more advice
lol.......i think i would of as well!!! I didnt know anybody that knew how to fit them, so just decided to pay the money and get them done!!! lol
yeah i think ur right......might take a drive down there and see what they say!!!
Thats really nice of you, thanks very much for looking around for information.......and thanks for the link, ill take a look!!!
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and yah that forum is top notch for info and help!
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