Ride height

HOW TO ADJUST THE RIDE HEIGHT - NITRON ADJUSTABLE DAMPERS

1st measure the curent height, this is normally done at the chassis cross member between the front wheels.

Then lift the car up, remove the wheel and rotate the collar on the damper, this can be done with the special tool but that can be a real pain, alternatively use one or two old blunt 6mm drill bits in the holes provided.

lower the car and measure the difference.

Points to note... If you want an absolute height you would measure with the car laden, however you can get a relative reading and know how much you have increased it by with the car empty. Ideally you would drive the car up and down the road before checking your new height to make sure the springs are correctly seated. You will change the camber as a result. You will effect the high speed stability of the car, they like 5-10mm of rake front to rear.

Re ratio of turns to ride height... each turn is around 1.7mm and you need to use a magnifiction ratio of around 1.6 due to tyre and damper angle so each turn of the upper spring seat should give just under 3mm of ride height change.

Quoted from SteveB

"There is a ~0.7 ratio for height adjustments on the damper - ie compress the spring 10mm and you will raise the car 14mm. Make any adjustments to both sides of the car before re-measuring. its worth having a 10mm rake such that the front is 10mm lower than the rear."

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S1

	REAR
FRONT		130	125	120
	130		130F/125R	130F/120R
	125	125F/130R	125F/125R	125F/120R
	120	120F/130R	120F/125R	120F/120R
	115	115F/130R	115F/125R
	110	110F/130R	110F/125R
	100	100F/130R	100F/125R

S2

	REAR
FRONT		130	125	120
	130	130F/130R	130F/125R	130F/120R
	125	125F/130R	125F/125R	125F/120R
	120	120F/130R	120F/125R	120F/120R