The roads around here vary from abysmal to awful! I'm wondering if I can fit a softer spring set to make the ride a little more acceptable, without spending a fortune.
Any advice welcome!
Any advice welcome!
Technical Softer suspension 2002 Multipla
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Technical Softer suspension 2002 Multipla
Assuming the suspension is in good condition I would look at the tyres
It's a big car you don't want to soften the suspention
A quote from @widemouthfrog
"The 17” that were optional on later Multiplas look great but give a punishing ride and get buckled easily. If you’ve got those, the simple suggestion is to fit some 15”” or 16” rims. If you’re already on the smaller ones and you find the ride overly hard, then you have fewer options. From what I remember of a discussion on here many years ago, 14” rims haven’t got enough clearance for the brakes."
It's a big car you don't want to soften the suspention
A quote from @widemouthfrog
"The 17” that were optional on later Multiplas look great but give a punishing ride and get buckled easily. If you’ve got those, the simple suggestion is to fit some 15”” or 16” rims. If you’re already on the smaller ones and you find the ride overly hard, then you have fewer options. From what I remember of a discussion on here many years ago, 14” rims haven’t got enough clearance for the brakes."
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Prof wmf is right. I had 17 inch and swapped to 15 inch and it was different car.
I seem to have 15 inch wheels so it's not that.
Need to find a resolution before it shakes the sh*t out of me!
Need to find a resolution before it shakes the sh*t out of me!
