Hello, I was wondering if anyone can advice me on how to tell the difference between standard hydrolastic suspension units and cooper s ones?
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hydrolastic suspension
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Re: hydrolastic suspension
Here is the link to hours of Barts hard work!
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... _units.pdf
http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.u ... _units.pdf
Re: hydrolastic suspension
also look at page 41 in john parnells book if you have it also tells you what coulour the bands are and the ride heights are and pressures
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Re: hydrolastic suspension
For a quick visual check, the section where the hose is attached to (on the rear / top of the unit) is more recessed on all my S type units.
That is, there is more of a "V" in the shape of the rubber.
The normal type have a more flatter look.
I don't know if this is true of all types of hydro units, so I stand corrected if that is the case.
That is, there is more of a "V" in the shape of the rubber.
The normal type have a more flatter look.
I don't know if this is true of all types of hydro units, so I stand corrected if that is the case.

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Re: hydrolastic suspension
Earlier ones exactly the same for all models including S (standard cars)(and "export"/competition units same for all too)