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shaynecm Member Since: 10 May 2024 Location: Norwich Posts: 62 ![]() ![]() |
the OEM springs have a difference on the drivers side as they account for always having a driver. there isnt much difference in the spring rate but there is a difference. Some aftermarket springs dont account for thi .
I stuck with OEM specs with mine and it rides great as took off previouse owners HD spring britpart gas setup. also i would stick with OEM girling shocks and oil filled sterring damper the gas ones add bias. |
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TomB8 Member Since: 17 Nov 2022 Location: West Sussex Posts: 115 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Thanks for your reply. I just find it odd that some tables reference both being the same and some reference the need for them to be different. Either way, glad to hear that you went with the different heights and it doesn't make the car look wonky.
I thought the stock shocks were Boge, which is what I was going to purchase... once I figured out the part numbers, although I am starting to think they are all the same (RSC100050 or STC3769) When you say the gas steering damper adds bias, what do you mean? I put an OME one on a year ago and really cant tell the difference, which was a bit disappointing. |
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shaynecm Member Since: 10 May 2024 Location: Norwich Posts: 62 ![]() ![]() |
for tdi
NRC8045 - Passengers NRC8044 - Drivers All gas filled steering dampers naturally want to push the piston out when connected to the car this causes the car to want to pull very slightly to one side vs the oil filled OEM dampers which will just sit where ever they are. The OEM ones are about £20 I have had Britpart, OME and Bilstine dampers but the oil filled OEM ones are the better choice. they have good road feel. Shocks wise the OEM dampers were Girling for 300 TDi 110 very good on road and makes the ride comfortable with the std springs. only time you need HD springs is if you carry large loads/overlander or just fronts HD if you have a winch. |
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