Kleemann Suspension Questions
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Kleemann Suspension Questions
I was going to have my Bilsteins revalved, but after problems with tire rub with H&R springs am rethinking the whole suspension issue, so a few questions...
Who manufactures Kleemann springs, Eibach, H&R, other? What is the rate and ride height like compared to factory AMG and H&R on E55.
Is the Kleemann shock a monotube gas pressurised design? Is it rebuildable and what is it's estimated life between rebuilds? The Kleemann is referred to as "speed sensitive". Can I have more specifics. Is this just separate high speed/low speed compression with a rising rate on the high speed damping, or is there more to it than that? If so specifically what.
Are there any shock dyno graphs available such as force/displacement and force/velocity
With respect, I am not going to buy a product because XXX says "Fred says they're really good", I want to understand what makes them good in the first place.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Who manufactures Kleemann springs, Eibach, H&R, other? What is the rate and ride height like compared to factory AMG and H&R on E55.
Is the Kleemann shock a monotube gas pressurised design? Is it rebuildable and what is it's estimated life between rebuilds? The Kleemann is referred to as "speed sensitive". Can I have more specifics. Is this just separate high speed/low speed compression with a rising rate on the high speed damping, or is there more to it than that? If so specifically what.
Are there any shock dyno graphs available such as force/displacement and force/velocity
With respect, I am not going to buy a product because XXX says "Fred says they're really good", I want to understand what makes them good in the first place.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Last edited by stephens; Jun 30, 2002 at 10:19 AM.
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Here's a little bit of explanation from the kleemann site.
http://www.kleemann.dk/accessories/main_suspension.html
Here's a little bit of explanation from the kleemann site.
http://www.kleemann.dk/accessories/main_suspension.html
