gaz shock settings

gaz shock settings

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minigreen94

Original Poster:

160 posts

163 months

Friday 14th October 2011
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Just put the fully adjustable gaz on my car and just wondering what a fast road setting would be?

DanGT

753 posts

233 months

Friday 14th October 2011
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A good starting point is about 70% hard on the front and 50% on the back. But it is well worth palying about to get a set up you like with your car.

Cerberus90

1,553 posts

220 months

Friday 14th October 2011
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I found 8 front and 10 rear to be a nice firm road setup. (I think, can't remember if it was the other way round, and now I can't find the info on the net).

I'm now running 2 and 4 or thereabouts as 8/10 was getting uncomfortable for an everyday runner.

Edited by Cerberus90 on Friday 14th October 13:00

haynes

370 posts

249 months

Wednesday 19th October 2011
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if you soften one pair you'll get more grip at that end, going harder reduces grip. So you can reduce understeer by stiffening the back.

Test it on a roundabout, if it tend to continue on in a straight line then its too soft at the back.

guru_1071

2,768 posts

241 months

Wednesday 19th October 2011
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if you soften them up a lot (say 2/4) then id recomend a rear anti roll bar, that way you can have a smooth ride, but with a controlled rear end thats fairly neutural.