18'sWhat size wheels you got?
Mines swb with side bars.I had Mine set about 5mm left on front and 10mm at the back on 18 sportlines.. it looked good and didn’t get any rubbing. Only issue I had was because it was lwb it got close to catching at the sides on the bottom..
But go low it looks best!!
Spot on cheers Davey, that's the look I'm after.Mine is SWB t32 with 18” sportlines, and side bars. B14’s with around 5mm left on front and 10mm on rear.
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No issues at all. Even when fully loaded it is absolutely faultless. Personally I love the ride.Spot on cheers Davey, that's the look I'm after.
Any issues at that height? Mine is a daily drive so want to be sure.
Great cheersNo issues at all. Even when fully loaded it is absolutely faultless. Personally I love the ride.
Yes thanks for that, both look great.@RussGT6 Just emailed you a pic, same as Dave's really, mines a work van and never had any issues at all.. well not until I got a knocking noise from the front so currently back in the sky on standard suspension!
Yeh me too! It isn't knocking on standard suspension so that suggests a problem with the b14's, so far bilstein not being very helpful at all! Considering they have onky done 1200 miles I would of expected better response from them esp as they are supposed to be the best and are one of the most expensive.Yes thanks for that, both look great.
Hope you get it sorted..
My reason is that I tow, so when I have a big old powerboat on the back I wanted to have a bit of travel left without risking rubbing on anything. Equally I noticed when loading it up for camping last year with every last bit of equipment we own, it was positively slammed, but at least did not rub. Therefore if it were already that low in normal mode and then loaded, something would undoubtedly be a rubbin.
Ah ok cheers, makes sense. We do a lot of camping with lots of stuff also so advise taken, thanks.My reason is that I tow, so when I have a big old powerboat on the back I wanted to have a bit of travel left without risking rubbing on anything. Equally I noticed when loading it up for camping last year with every last bit of equipment we own, it was positively slammed, but at least did not rub. Therefore if it were already that low in normal mode and then loaded, something would undoubtedly be a rubbin.
I had them twist the dial as low as it would go. Mine is also a T32 and ride is very good indeed! I have kept standard Devonport and CargoVecta wheels and tyres set up and I am very happy with how she sits and handles.Just had a call to say my B14's have arrived, been on backorder as they are for a T32, will be fitted next week, cannot wait.
So the question is - How low do I go?
I want it as low as possible but still be practical and comfyish.., possible?
Firm but still good ride! Ollie and the lads will look after you though. Cant praise them enough, I smile whenever I look at mine!We have found they are very firm all the way down!