Auto Adj Suspenstion actuators?
08-13-09, 06:45 AM
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Auto Adj Suspenstion actuators?
Does anyone have pics of the business end of the stock GXL AAS actuators?
I'm specifically looking into the rears, as my Ohlins shocks I believe are adjustable through the top. (I didn't get any info on the setup when I bought it and the interweb reveals nothing. It's a pretty rare setup.)
My fronts have the adjustment at the bottom of the shock, but I know Tokico Illumnas adjust at the top.
Perhaps the AAS setup can be mated onto those as well.
I'd look at the ones from my GXL, except they were thrown out when my GXL had Tokico blues installed by the previous owner.
I'm specifically looking into the rears, as my Ohlins shocks I believe are adjustable through the top. (I didn't get any info on the setup when I bought it and the interweb reveals nothing. It's a pretty rare setup.)
My fronts have the adjustment at the bottom of the shock, but I know Tokico Illumnas adjust at the top.
Perhaps the AAS setup can be mated onto those as well.
I'd look at the ones from my GXL, except they were thrown out when my GXL had Tokico blues installed by the previous owner.
08-13-09, 10:56 AM
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You're running Ohlins PCV? I wanted to get those, but no longer in production... I wanna have Ohlins make me a custom set when I have the cash.
Riz.
Edit: Oh yeah, your Q, LoL! I would asume it would take some modding, not familiar with the AAC option.
Riz.
Edit: Oh yeah, your Q, LoL! I would asume it would take some modding, not familiar with the AAC option.
08-13-09, 04:30 PM
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The GXL AAS actuator, I beleive only makes either 1/4 or 1/2 turn, to adjust from soft to hard. I am assuming the adjustment on the Ohlins would require more turns?
