Help with suspension '83 Euro
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I have done several archive searches and unable to come up with answers...hoping someone can help.
I have and 83 Euro with I stock Boge shocks and springs. The driver's front spring is sagging approx. 1/2-3/4. I put the car on the rack today and nothing is broken- rear are adjusted close to equal by the naked eye.
I need new shocks. I intend on replacing them with Boges due to the fact that old worn out leaking factory shocks compared to new Boges will be night and day. I need new springs. My question is this- what spring can be had to upgrade handling a little bit while using gas Boges? I want to keep stock ride height or very close and don't want to switch to adjustable front (Keep It Simple Stupid is my motto)
Thanks for insight!!!! Rob
P.S. I need to stay on a budget so if anyone has a used setup that would be great too!!!
I have and 83 Euro with I stock Boge shocks and springs. The driver's front spring is sagging approx. 1/2-3/4. I put the car on the rack today and nothing is broken- rear are adjusted close to equal by the naked eye.
I need new shocks. I intend on replacing them with Boges due to the fact that old worn out leaking factory shocks compared to new Boges will be night and day. I need new springs. My question is this- what spring can be had to upgrade handling a little bit while using gas Boges? I want to keep stock ride height or very close and don't want to switch to adjustable front (Keep It Simple Stupid is my motto)
Thanks for insight!!!! Rob
P.S. I need to stay on a budget so if anyone has a used setup that would be great too!!!
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The Tech Specs book lists the different spring ratings and colour marks for the different shocks available then. If you fit gas shocks, expect the height to rise ~10mm with springs made for non gas.
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The Tech Specs book lists the different spring ratings and colour marks for the different shocks available then. If you fit gas shocks, expect the height to rise ~10mm with springs made for non gas.
jp 83 Euro S AT 50k, M474
jp 83 Euro S AT 50k, M474
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I don't have the spec book...and also looking for aftermarket springs due to the cost of factory springs....Thanks...Rob
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Great!!! Dumb question who is Tim Murphy? All that I have read is they will interchange...need to seek professional help? Thanks Kev...Rob
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Send him a PM through the member section,or search the archives for the name ,then PM him. PS. did you happen to find a papersack in the sparewell of that 928? If so ,don't look inside ,just send it to me right away!
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Well, I spent the cash and sold the pictures to some online sight...um, what was the name of that place?!?!?! LOL