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Grounding Out.

I have standard alloys and suspension. between Godalming and Hazlemere in surrey i ground out 15 times :confused:

 

Now i was having a good thrash but till!!!! Is it time for new suspension? If i get shorter stiffer springs will the lowered car hit the ground in the same way or would the stiffness protect it??

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    Something up there, I think. I've had mine (standard alloys and suspension) since 1999 and it only grounds on bad speed humps.

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    Sounds like your shock are gone if its bouncy, but still odd that its grounding out. I've never grounded out on anything but really high speed bumps. Maybe the springs are knackered as well?

    My rex is lower than the Zed but stiffer and I have less problems with speed bumps.

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    Ok cool. This is turning into a bit of a money well!!!!

     

    Any recomendations for a spring/shock combo?? Cheap please!!

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