Just wondered what others are setting their gas dampeners too.
I have set mine all round 15 clicks from the softest. (i thing there are around 36 clicks in total, is that correct?)
I want the pretty soft, but not too bouncy.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:27 PM
Just wondered what others are setting their gas dampeners too.
I have set mine all round 15 clicks from the softest. (i thing there are around 36 clicks in total, is that correct?)
I want the pretty soft, but not too bouncy.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:35 PM
Blimey....I run mine 5 clicks from softest for rallying. Might be why it rolls a bit!!!!!!
Might stiffen it up a bit.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:43 PM
Blimey....I run mine 5 clicks from softest for rallying. Might be why it rolls a bit!!!!!!
Might stiffen it up a bit.
you might be right.
i just google search the forum and folks seem to have them fairly soft. Seems like what I though was soft isn't, i will turn them back a tad.
https://www.google.s...miniforum.co.uk
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:47 PM
From what Ive heard (apparently true for most adjustable shocks), when set a 0 clicks, they are the same stiffness as a standard shock. Dont know how true this is but when I used mine as a daily I ran at 0 clicks for the daily hack and 15 - 20 clicks for spirited driving. That was running Minitastic springs, gave a lovely ride.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:49 PM
From what Ive heard (apparently true for most adjustable shocks), when set a 0 clicks, they are the same stiffness as a standard shock. Dont know how true this is but when I used mine as a daily I ran at 0 clicks for the daily hack and 15 - 20 clicks for spirited driving. That was running Minitastic springs, gave a lovely ride.
yeah i have always wondered what "standard" would be
Posted 04 April 2015 - 07:55 PM
My Gaz shocks at zero clicks are firmer than standard shocks by quite a way.
Craig - you might get away with slightly harder setting on yer shocks as you've got 10" wheels and tyres so you'll gain some 'bounce' there.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 08:00 PM
My Gaz shocks at zero clicks are firmer than standard shocks by quite a way.
Craig - you might get away with slightly harder setting on yer shocks as you've got 10" wheels and tyres so you'll gain some 'bounce' there.
everyday is a school day in the world of minis. I will set them at 0 or just above and see how it feels.
I knew minis were harsh suspension wise, but i guess this has been down to me setting it too hard.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 08:05 PM
Best thing to do is set at 0 and go for a drive. then if to soft go 5 clicks harder....if still to soft another 5 and so on. When it starts to feel a bit bouncy and skippy (can't think of better words to describe) start clicking it back to soft click by click.
Posted 04 April 2015 - 09:06 PM
My Gaz shocks at zero clicks are firmer than standard shocks by quite a way.
Craig - you might get away with slightly harder setting on yer shocks as you've got 10" wheels and tyres so you'll gain some 'bounce' there.
Fair enough, ignore my above wisdom I now have Spax Krypton adjustables, just been and tested them - these are softer at zero clicks than my Gaz ones but have more "clicks". Don't have any standard ones to test against, but these may be closer to standard softness than the Gaz ones. Good advise, base setting of 0 then adjust until optimal :)
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Posted 12 September 2015 - 09:20 PM
sorry to resurrect this, but, just setting up my clubbys gazs, which is normally set higher, front or back? or is the consensus the same all round?
Thanks, James.
Posted 13 September 2015 - 06:44 PM
sorry to resurrect this, but, just setting up my clubbys gazs, which is normally set higher, front or back? or is the consensus the same all round?
Thanks, James.
mine always been harder front than back example 9 front 4 back
my mate just bought mpi and they were far to hard particulary on the back
I adjusted he said that's better
Posted 16 September 2015 - 07:02 PM
okay, I'll give that a go, thanks :)
Posted 16 September 2015 - 09:55 PM
The front's heavier so will be a harder setting.
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