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Title: AVO shocks Post by: wph on October 16, 2009, 14:24:14 pm Sorry, there was already a post about the same thing :-[
Hello, anyone running AVO shocks in drag racing applications? They seem to be very reasonably priced at the moment, even when double adjustable. I would be intrested in what lengths you are running at rear in coil-over setups. Even if you don't run AVO's please feel free to comment on lengths, spring rates etc.. I'm building a 32" ladder bar setup with a rear subframe tied to roll cage in a pan car. Front end will be adjustable beam with dropped spindles. Title: Re: AVO shocks Post by: Josef on October 16, 2009, 17:19:37 pm Sorry, there was already a post about the same thing :-[ Hello, anyone running AVO shocks in drag racing applications? They seem to be very reasonably priced at the moment, even when double adjustable. I would be intrested in what lengths you are running at rear in coil-over setups. Even if you don't run AVO's please feel free to comment on lengths, spring rates etc.. I'm building a 32" ladder bar setup with a rear subframe tied to roll cage in a pan car. Front end will be adjustable beam with dropped spindles. Hello wph It's interesting that we have the same plan for our cars and ask almost the same question at the same time. Please tell me where you plan to buy your shocks. /Josef Title: Re: AVO shocks Post by: wph on October 16, 2009, 18:37:01 pm Maybe here:
http://www.avouk.com/ To me the price is better than QA1 or any other U.S brand of shock. In my experience dual adjustable is the way to go in front and rear suspension. Title: Re: AVO shocks Post by: Fastorq on October 17, 2009, 11:03:33 am I'm running (was running) a 1425lb tube frame buggy 102" wheelbase with ladder bars and 14"AVO coilovers + 9"- 500lb springs.
The buggy was squatting far too much on launch and Ive had to change to 8" - 750lb springs. When deciding on your springs you have to take into account any leverage that will be applied to the AVOs eg if units are completely vertical then you will get the full amount of spring but if they are mounted at an angle (ie like mine tilting inboard) the you will lose 15% of the spring rate if the angle is 30*. Hope that helps Regds DavidR Title: Re: AVO shocks Post by: wph on October 17, 2009, 16:04:18 pm I'll try to mock up the stock suspension geometry as close as possible,
factory has undoubtedly done their homework in this matter. |