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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #15 on: 25 March 2010, 17:23:48 »

I had saloon shocks accidently fitted to my estate & that bounced & bottomed. Saloon types are longer but seem softer than estate ones so I wonder if fitting estate shocks to a saloon might cause something similar?
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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #16 on: 25 March 2010, 17:46:55 »

mine is 97 2.5 cd.. I changed all shocks.. and car height is nearly same as spec.. but I still touch speed bumpers if not very slow, even there is no load other than me.. :-/

ps: generally cats are the ones to touch first..
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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #17 on: 25 March 2010, 17:52:06 »

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When you say it "bottoms" out are you refering to the mudflaps scraping if so it's not too much to worrie about unless the handling is compromised.
The Omega was fitted with state of the art self adjusting mud flaps. On bumpy roads the gradually abraid themselfs on the tarmac until they dont catch. or if you drive in an area that has peticulary rough roads they snap themselves off altogether so as not to annoy or concern the driver.
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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #18 on: 25 March 2010, 17:53:16 »

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Sorry to be so rude Ghost!  :-[
Had to nip down to the chippy.

No, it doesn't whip.

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How far away is your chippy? You've been 6 months  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D
 
Must have been on hell of a queue  ::) ;D
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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #19 on: 30 March 2010, 14:36:16 »

Thanks for the answers.
The exhaust mounting seems to be OK.

Yes, I seem to have exorcised the ghost  ;D

I'll have to ask over at Uberbahnstormers  :-/

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Re: Tired Suspension
« Reply #20 on: 30 March 2010, 20:21:08 »

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When you say it "bottoms" out are you refering to the mudflaps scraping if so it's not too much to worrie about unless the handling is compromised.
The Omega was fitted with state of the art self adjusting mud flaps. On bumpy roads the gradually abraid themselfs on the tarmac until they dont catch. or if you drive in an area that has peticulary rough roads they snap themselves off altogether so as not to annoy or concern the driver.
G.M think of everything 
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Yeah mine split over the winter so they are now in a landfill somewhere. I notice the difference though with crap on the sides of the car! :o
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