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1972 tvr 2500
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TRclassic3
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I replaced the stock with Aldan Eagle. Both ride height and rebound are adjustable and the quality is super. The ride is a lot stiffer than before, so I feel the bumps a bit more, but they sure improved performance in the twisties.
https://www.aldaneagle.com/aboutus.html
I replaced the stock with Aldan Eagle. Both ride height and rebound are adjustable and the quality is super. The ride is a lot stiffer than before, so I feel the bumps a bit more, but they sure improved performance in the twisties.
https://www.aldaneagle.com/aboutus.html
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I used Carreras with 150# springs, the were adjusted up quit a bit so 200# probably would
have been better. I only used 2 on the rear.
Probably have it fixed by now................lol
have been better. I only used 2 on the rear.
Probably have it fixed by now................lol