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August 27th, 2014 10:05 AM #1
Help po sa `98 Mitsu advie ko (1st gen)
Sobrang tagtag po siya kapag magaan; minsan tatlo pasahero ko, matagtag parin.
Kailangan ko ba mag palit ng leaf springs? or suspension?
EDIT:
KYB Gas type shock absorber sa likod.
Leaf springs is stock.
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August 27th, 2014 10:15 AM #2
Pag worn out na yung gas shocks mo,
pag may available na fluid shocks, yun ipalit mo,
mas matagtag usually talaga ang gas kesa sa fluid shocks.
if pinangkakarga mo adventure mo, might as well hayaan mo gas shocks,
kung more of a people carrier lang, pwede mo ipalit dyan fluid, for a
bit of a softer ride.
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August 27th, 2014 10:53 AM #3
datz korek bro, tapos pa tsek mona din yung mga strut rod, center link, tie rod end, ball joint at mga bushing nya pang ilalim. dati panay ang lagay ko ng grasa at langis kase hindi maalis ang langitngit nya at kalambag tas ganun nga matagtag padin kapag nanakbo, nung mag ka budget ako pina tsek ko yun pala ang diprensha kaya palit lahat pang ilalim, ngayo soya na tumakbo. wala na langitngit at tagtag nya. kung may budget kadin lang paayos mona yaang mga pang ilalim mo na problema kapag naayos nayan pang matagalan ng gamit yaan. hindi baleng gastusan mo ng mahal kung sigurado naman na mag tatagal. hanap kalang mga kakilala mo magaling gumawa ng mga gayan. gaya ng rapide, servitek at jiga.
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August 28th, 2014 08:41 AM #4
Okay sir, papalit ako ng shock absorber pag may budget. 2 years old palang kasi shock absorber ko sa likod. - pati ball joints and bushing 2 years old palang din, kakapaayos ko lang kasi ng langit-ngit sa harap.
eh yung leaf springs ko po? may kailangan ba doong gawin para ma lessen ang tagtag?
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August 28th, 2014 11:06 AM #5
i doubt kung talagang may problema na yung shocks mo kung 2 years pa lang yan. and kung wala namang langitngit, no need to replace your bushings and joints.
it is the structure of the suspension for auv's like adventures, crosswinds as well as pickups are designed to carry heavy loads so that kung tao lang ang sakay o dalawa lang ang sakay, talagang matagtag yan.
what you can do is kung it disturbes you is to put enough weight sa likod..... try puting in two sacks of sand kung ikaw lang ang o dalawang tao lang ang sakay.... sure ako, it will minimize the tagtag.
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August 28th, 2014 01:25 PM #6
Or you can try taking out a leaf spring. Ilan piraso ba leaf springs per side? I would recommend taking out the third spring (from the top).
Then test drive.
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August 29th, 2014 08:58 AM #7
Apat po yung leaf springs ko, parang medyo straight na nga siya eh. Will try and do that sir aswell.
Wala naman sira yung shocks ko, just want to do something for softer and smoother ride.
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August 29th, 2014 09:14 AM #8
Adjust your tire pressure. The specs tell you how much pressure in proportion to the load. Gas charged or regular shocks difference is only the shock absorber fade factor when the oil inside gets hotter.
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August 29th, 2014 09:25 AM #9
Just look the C5 galaxy, the biggest aircraft still in use in North America, the tire pressure can be adjusted while in flight to suit the type of air strip where it is going to land or the amount of gross weight combination of passengers, cargo and the equipment
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