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Re: Suspension more compliant when wet
[Re: Kelv27]
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12/08/2011 12:08
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jimboy
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Hi Kelv. No not stupid at all. Water acts as a lubrication in this instance, making that little difference.....
I'm an old git & happy with it,most of the time
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Re: Suspension more compliant when wet
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12/08/2011 12:45
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Hi Kelve, well.... you could spray the appropriate oil up in there. Something that wouldn't affect any rubber parts if any & not to look like anything's leaking(come MOT time). Does that make sense?
I'm an old git & happy with it,most of the time
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Re: Suspension more compliant when wet
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12/08/2011 17:29
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DaveM
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Could it just be temperature in the tyres? I'd imagine your road temp will be quite high in the dry but in the wet relatively cool.
A few PSI in the tyres makes a lot of difference in my experience.
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Re: Suspension more compliant when wet
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13/08/2011 03:26
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The truth is that LE 16 is missing her home in glasgow, the rain reminds her of glasgow for some strange reason. Come back, then you and LE 16 can be happy again
Last edited by sparkyman; 13/08/2011 03:28. Reason: here comes the rain again !!
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Re: Suspension more compliant when wet
[Re: Kelv27]
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13/08/2011 23:29
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Just to lower the tone... LE16 likes being driven hard when wet.... Kelv you dirty man... But I do agree with what your saying, in the wet the car feels better to drive... Odd.. What oil could you use to lube the shock up with??
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