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Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

Last post Thu, May 31 2012 14:11 by Geoff Walton. 5 replies.
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  • Sat, Mar 17 2012 17:01
    • Nicetie
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    Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    Hi all,

    So I bought a set of ggp and have 8-250 and 9-350 springs. Shock part numbers are ggp2149 and 2420. Which are front and which are rear???

    Thanks

    Ian

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  • Sat, Mar 17 2012 17:39 In reply to
    • johnsimister
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    Re: Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    350 front, 250 rear. ir_427 on here has been through the mill with these and ultimately got them working very nicely. He might be able to point you towards what settings to use.

    John

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  • Sat, Mar 17 2012 17:42 In reply to
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    Re: Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    Thanks John. I did think it would be that way round but thought best to askStick Tongue Out

    Ian Meredith
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  • Sat, Mar 17 2012 21:11 In reply to
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    Re: Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    You would have realised as soon as you tried to fit them the wrong way round...unless you like the jacked-up dragster look of course...

    Big Smile

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  • Thu, May 31 2012 13:59 In reply to
    • chrisponter
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    Re: Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    Gonna hijack this thread abit now Big Smile

    I've just been given some shocks and springs for a Mk1, gonna sell them but I have literally no idea which is front or back, can't read the poundages, it's too faded and my own car is currently in a garage 3 hours away.

    I'd have thought that the shorter ones were the front, and the longer ones the back, only makes sense, but I thought I'd check before I sold the wrong set to someone Confused

    Cheers

    Chris

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  • Thu, May 31 2012 14:11 In reply to
    • Geoff Walton
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    Re: Fitting gaz gold pro's - large springs front or rear?

    Geoff
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