I've used Spax's on a dozen cars and never discovered that "soft" setting
you just mentioned!
In my experience they go progressively from about 50% harder than stock up
to about 10x as hard
Always did the job effectively though.
Now Koni's on the other hand I wasn't so impressed with. Only 3 settings,
soft, soft, and rock 'ard!
Sid
----- Original Message -----
From: "ADRIAN" <adrian@vivaclub.freeserve.co.uk>
To: <mechanicalhelp@vauxhallviva.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 6:24 PM
Subject: Rear Suspension HPF
>
> I suggest another good make of adjustables to buy for Vivas - is GAZ.
> Spax are a little bit agricultural, they are supposed to have 28 point
adjustment but my experience is that you only have 2 adjustments - hard or
soft!!! I reckon that Spax havent moved on with the latest developements
in shock technology, - just relying on their name to make sales!
> Gaz have 36 point Fine tune settings, Zinc plated Bodies, Double-lip seal,
plus O ring on piston rod. Fully rebuildable and top quality. Each unit is
tested and supplied wth individual Dyno read out. 3 year warranty & British
made. They are usually cheaper than Spax, I give example price for pair for
Triumph Spitfire:
> Spax front £105 plus Vat GAZ 99.95 plus vat
> Spax rear £96.50 plus vat GAZ 92. 50 plus vat
> Hope this helps
>
> Adrian
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