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Good morning everyone
For those of you with adjustable perches on your rear shocks where did you get them? What size springs did you use? I know that Paragon has them and Koni shocks are on sale Thanks David |
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914 Convert ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 435 Joined: 29-September 11 From: Central Coast, CA Member No.: 13,621 Region Association: Central California ![]() |
Good morning everyone For those of you with adjustable perches on your rear shocks where did you get them? What size springs did you use? I know that Paragon has them and Koni shocks are on sale Thanks David Got mine at Ground Control Systems, Inc. They are fairly priced and work good. I got the 225 lb springs. Not sure how they are going to work on the street as I got them for AX. ![]() ![]() |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 725 Joined: 2-November 09 From: central new jersey Member No.: 11,000 Region Association: North East States ![]() |
Good morning everyone For those of you with adjustable perches on your rear shocks where did you get them? What size springs did you use? I know that Paragon has them and Koni shocks are on sale Thanks David Got mine at Ground Control Systems, Inc. They are fairly priced and work good. I got the 225 lb springs. Not sure how they are going to work on the street as I got them for AX. ![]() ![]() WW914, can you pls do me a favor? I have the same setup from ground control but with 125lbs springs and are trying to dial in the perch setting. Questions: 1) how long is your spring 2) what position do you have the perch clip and 3) and do you have a pic of your car on the ground respectively how much space to you have between your rubber and body? Thanks buddy! |
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914 Convert ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 435 Joined: 29-September 11 From: Central Coast, CA Member No.: 13,621 Region Association: Central California ![]() |
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WW914, can you pls do me a favor? I have the same setup from ground control but with 125lbs springs and are trying to dial in the perch setting. Questions: 1) how long is your spring 2) what position do you have the perch clip and 3) and do you have a pic of your car on the ground respectively how much space to you have between your rubber and body? Thanks buddy! [/quote] draganc 1) The # on the spring tells you all you need to know: 1000 = 10 in, 250 = 2.5 id, 0225 = 225 lbs spring rate 2) They are on the 6th clip position from the bottom. You can count them in the photo. Edit: The above photo is not where they sit now. I will post some pics later. 3) I will take some photos today and get some measurements from the tire to the fender, inside and out, when I get done rolling the fenders a little more today. I had the car corner balanced yesterday, so as soon as I do the above I will get back to you. That should give you a pretty good idea. |
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914 Convert ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 435 Joined: 29-September 11 From: Central Coast, CA Member No.: 13,621 Region Association: Central California ![]() |
[quote name='ww914' date='Apr 10 2013, 07:52 AM' post='1848180']
[/quote] WW914, can you pls do me a favor? I have the same setup from ground control but with 125lbs springs and are trying to dial in the perch setting. Questions: 1) how long is your spring 2) what position do you have the perch clip and 3) and do you have a pic of your car on the ground respectively how much space to you have between your rubber and body? Thanks buddy! [/quote] draganc 1) The # on the spring tells you all you need to know: 1000 = 10 in, 250 = 2.5 id, 0225 = 225 lbs spring rate 2) They are on the 6th clip position from the bottom. You can count them in the photo. Edit: The above photo is not where they sit now. I will post some pics later. 3) I will take some photos today and get some measurements from the tire to the fender, inside and out, when I get done rolling the fenders a little more today. I had the car corner balanced yesterday, so as soon as I do the above I will get back to you. That should give you a pretty good idea. [/quote] Here is the clearance inside the fender. The coilover is on the 4th perch. ![]() Here is the clearance after I rolled the fender. In this shot I could barely get one finger in between, so I pushed the fender out about a 1/4" with a jack. ![]() Here is the way the car sits. The measurement from the middle of the fender to the ground is 207/8" in the rear, 2211/16" in the front. EDIT: I forgot to mention that the wheels are Revolution 7x15s and the tires are Hoosier A6 205x15x50ZR, with a 1/4 in spacer. I run Falken 205x15x55 and 195x15x55 on 5.5 Fuchs on the street. The street setup did not need rolled fenders. It was just the wider track A6s that needed the mods. ![]() |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 819 Joined: 12-September 11 From: Oakland, CA Member No.: 13,549 Region Association: Northern California ![]() |
Hey 914 convert, what size tires and wheels are you running front & rear? [quote name='ww914' date='Apr 10 2013, 03:44 PM' post='1848308'] [quote name='ww914' date='Apr 10 2013, 07:52 AM' post='1848180'] [/quote] WW914, can you pls do me a favor? I have the same setup from ground control but with 125lbs springs and are trying to dial in the perch setting. Questions: 1) how long is your spring 2) what position do you have the perch clip and 3) and do you have a pic of your car on the ground respectively how much space to you have between your rubber and body? Thanks buddy! [/quote] draganc 1) The # on the spring tells you all you need to know: 1000 = 10 in, 250 = 2.5 id, 0225 = 225 lbs spring rate 2) They are on the 6th clip position from the bottom. You can count them in the photo. Edit: The above photo is not where they sit now. I will post some pics later. 3) I will take some photos today and get some measurements from the tire to the fender, inside and out, when I get done rolling the fenders a little more today. I had the car corner balanced yesterday, so as soon as I do the above I will get back to you. That should give you a pretty good idea. [/quote] Here is the clearance inside the fender. The coilover is on the 4th perch. ![]() Here is the clearance after I rolled the fender. In this shot I could barely get one finger in between, so I pushed the fender out about a 1/4" with a jack. ![]() Here is the way the car sits. The measurement from the middle of the fender to the ground is 207/8" in the rear, 2211/16" in the front. ![]() [/quote] |
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