bumpy roads damage on hard suspension
Just a quick question wondering if driving on bumpy roads is bad for the amg gt(specifically gtr) suspension. From where I have to go everyday there are two paths where one is smooth but it's a much longer path and one is much shorter but the road is pretty bumpy. Those bumps are not intense, meaning they arent steep and actually touching the suspension, but they are frequent and you can feel it very much inside the car.
I wonder if occasionally driving on much surface(like a few hundred meter for few days a week) is damaging and I should avoid it or it should be fine.
Thank you
Just a quick question wondering if driving on bumpy roads is bad for the amg gt(specifically gtr) suspension. From where I have to go everyday there are two paths where one is smooth but it's a much longer path and one is much shorter but the road is pretty bumpy. Those bumps are not intense, meaning they arent steep and actually touching the suspension, but they are frequent and you can feel it very much inside the car.
I wonder if occasionally driving on much surface(like a few hundred meter for few days a week) is damaging and I should avoid it or it should be fine.
Thank you
Can one of the more knowledgeable members definitively clear up if and how the suspension differs between the GTC and the GTR? You can find "experts" claiming they are identical to the GTR rear only being much stiffer.
Can one of the more knowledgeable members definitively clear up if and how the suspension differs between the GTC and the GTR? You can find "experts" claiming they are identical to the GTR rear only being much stiffer.
In my GTR the recommended unloaded/normal psi was 31 lbs all round if iirc. I always drove it with 29 psi all round to help the compliance even more and experienced zero issues with aberrant handling and/or tyre wear.
Lower the standard psi by 2 lbs F & R, put it in Comfort mode and you’LL be fine as I believe the suspension setup in the GTR is substantially firmer than in the GTC.






