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NCT suspension test question

naughtysmurf · 2013-06-09 17:43:05

Car failed front axel suspension test with an imbalance of 47%, anything above 30% is a fail so two new shocks put on and it passed but the current imbalance with the new shocks is 22% Would this seem normal enough? The rear axel imbalance is only 5% with the original 8yr old shocks, anti roll bar bush's & front drop links…

09-06-2013 5:43pm

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naughtysmurf

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Car failed front axel suspension test with an imbalance of 47%, anything above 30% is a fail so two new shocks put on and it passed but the current imbalance with the new shocks is 22%

Would this seem normal enough?

The rear axel imbalance is only 5% with the original 8yr old shocks, anti roll bar bush's & front drop links are also newish, thought the imbalance would be a lot less, less than 10% anyway

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#2 09-06-2013 6:38pm

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They should be near enough the same imbalance, check your tyre pressures

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