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Squeeky Avo Setup???

Posted: 03 Aug 2009, 18:53
by holeydub on 4wheels
Hi Guys,

First things first ive now got brakes :D
:ok

But back to the next problem on the small list ;) finaaly after 5-6 weeks took the panel around the village to see what the brakes actually felt like and noticed that my new 70mm Avo kit is very noisey on the rear??? it seems that everytime you go up or down a bump, hole rutt etc it solds like it should be met with the phrase if its a rocking dont come a knockin lol...

Im not overly worried at the mo but where due to go away in her in the next couple of weekends and i dont want to ruin the trip with the excessive noise :(

To my knowledge its not the rear a arm bushes as they seem totally fine... Ive also ordered the Poly bush kit from brickwerks which should be here tomorrow ;) im hoping :)

Has anyone else had this problem going this low???

Cheers Scott

Re: Squeeky Avo Setup???

Posted: 03 Aug 2009, 19:02
by kevtherev
if it's noisy (and it shouldn't be) then your dampers are either wrong or cooked. Have the first two bump stops been removed?

at 70mm lower, there is no room for floaty spring travel.
The ride will always be harsh... and noisy

E D I T.. compared to old standard

Re: Squeeky Avo Setup???

Posted: 04 Aug 2009, 18:06
by holeydub on 4wheels
the shock are the brand new avo adjustables, to which are as they came out of the box a few weeks ago...

so really i should ask could it be that they need setting up if so what should they be at for a daily??

Re: Squeeky Avo Setup???

Posted: 04 Aug 2009, 20:28
by Simon Baxter
70mm AVO springs and dampers are not harsh or noisy - fact.
Dampers are adjustable, so you can set them as you wish.
What state are the trailing arm bushes in?
Squeeky suspension is usually front upper wishbone bushes.

Re: Squeeky Avo Setup???

Posted: 04 Aug 2009, 20:53
by kevtherev
Simon Baxter wrote:70mm AVO springs and dampers are not harsh or noisy - fact.
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sorry simon I meant to compare them with standard suspension with the usual worn out shocks so compared to that they are harsh ..also a fact.

kevtherev wrote:if it's noisy (and it shouldn't be)

yes noisy they should not be