Is there anyway to check the correct spheres are fitted?
Its a 2.0 8v 94 SX, and spring suspentions feel better and smoother then on this car. It was hydraflushed, new LHM, new spheres, and it still does not have this floaty feel i here people speak of.
I have to the pushing down on each corner and the suspention pumps me back up after a few seconds, so as far as i know they are not flat (we changed a few months ago). I bought them of GSF so they should be correct is there anyway i can double check it has the correct ones on?
Checking for correct spheres
Moderator: RichardW
Have you looked at the downloads section of the main site? You will find thet jon has posted a sphere application table there with serial nos etc.
having had similar experiences with my BS I suggest you look for other causes. Stiff front struts are the obvious cause - new ones made a world of difference to mine. The other thing that can cause rough riding is a sticky height corrector which doesn't allow the car to rise to its correct height. You can try raising the car and dropping it and se if the ride improves for a while and if it does try greasing the linkage, particularily where it goes into the corrector.
There are a number of discussions on lubricating struts - try a search.
Jeremy
having had similar experiences with my BS I suggest you look for other causes. Stiff front struts are the obvious cause - new ones made a world of difference to mine. The other thing that can cause rough riding is a sticky height corrector which doesn't allow the car to rise to its correct height. You can try raising the car and dropping it and se if the ride improves for a while and if it does try greasing the linkage, particularily where it goes into the corrector.
There are a number of discussions on lubricating struts - try a search.
Jeremy