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TOMAS

 posted on 12th Nov 03 at 00:01

If you are feeling it bottoming out with a thud either your bumpstops have had it OR they are too soft. 40mm shouldnt be riding the bumpstops that often/easily, unless GMAX springs are real soft :boggle:


Adam-D

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 18:45

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=54342


Adam-D

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 18:43

i remember the mount on gmax pear shocks bangs. use the gm one and that cures it


Adam-D

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 18:42

i dunno id get it to a garage or check it yourself make sure the shocks are working


carnagesri

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 18:22

There is nothing in the boot.Sometimes it feels like i'm hitting the bump stops when i'm driving over a speed bump at 5 miles an hour.I can't really explain it though.


Adam-D

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 13:34

no way shud it bottom out with 40mm

somthing is amiss

could the shockers be dead?
what have you in the back? weight wise?


carnagesri

 posted on 11th Nov 03 at 13:33

I have a 1995 corsa 1.2 3dr and it has 40mm G-max lowering springs and G-max shocks only in the back.Should i have cut the bump stops because it bottoms out a lot and it is if the shocks are'nt serving any purpose.Could someone give me advice on this.cheers.