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Re: A1 Urethane Upper strut bearings our of production???
- Subject: Re: A1 Urethane Upper strut bearings our of production???
- From: "I.Mannix" <mannix@secretignition.com>
- Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 15:00:57 -0600
At 12:24 PM 8/25/98 PDT, Chris Chemidlin wrote:
>
>Hmmm.... I havn't heard anything about them being nixed....
>I was gonna get them. :^( How harsh are they? I was talking to the guys
>from Ground Control over the weekend and I was impressed by their
>product, but I don't wanna run their solid upper mounts (I don't think
>their legal for Street Prep anyway).
Camber plates? I assume that's what you're referring to(I don't think they
make a simple bearing mount), and they're legal in DSP. You can drill
holes, but the center hole must not be made bigger. The GC plates work
well - mine are in from below, which decreases travel a tad, but gives me
better adjustability. They're not that bad on the street, nowhere NEAR as
bad as you think:). I was pleasantly surprised - my car is fairly
uncomfortable around town, but it'll surprise you if you ever ride in it -
its not that bad.
>It's a little off the subject, but what rate springs are people running
>with these?
What's your autocross lot like? Bumpy or smooth? Do you commute in this
car? What do you _want_ from it?
What upper mounts?
GC camber plates, mine are grey. I wanted green ones, as green is much
faster than grey. Blue is pretty quick.
What shocks?
Koni adjustables, I'm not convinced that they're the BEST for a DSP
autocrosser, but I've not figured out how to make them better. I'm working
on it, almost winter, when I spend TOO much money on the Rabbit. Laugh,
last winter, I thought I'd pretty much spent all I could, now I'm looking
at a list a page long......
I have been TRYING to do my
>GLI the right way the first time, but that never works... ;^)
>Thanks!
Tell me more about the car! Is it an A1? A1 Jettas are heavy, but handle
well. Lemme know......
I.Mannix
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