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    monarch v chris wittor lowered springs

    any experiences with either please - anyone know how to contact Monarch? can't find a phone number

    thanks

    #2
    Performance parts for the Triumph Stag. Engine upgrades, suspension and brake upgrades are available to improve the handling and performance of your Stag.


    only email contact available now it seems.

    Performance parts for the Triumph Stag. Engine upgrades, suspension and brake upgrades are available to improve the handling and performance of your Stag.
    Dave
    1974 Mk2, ZF Auto, 3.45 Diff, Datsun Driveshafts. Stag owner/maintainer since 1989.

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      #3
      Can't comment on those, but I'm very pleased with the lowered progressive rate springs that I got from Tony Hart.

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        #4
        I got some lowered springs from Paddocks which I'm happy with. As for contacting Monarch it looks like email only. I tried today re diff and asked them just to call me. Hopefully I'll hear soon.

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          #5
          I used to have HRS ones, made the car quite low which is fine for only 2 people in the car but with 4 speed humps would be a problem
          Mike

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            #6
            ordered some from Chris Wittor in the end, Monarch did eventually email but didn't really answer my questions. Chris apparently supplies Tony Hart.

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              #7
              I have the CW lowered springs on my car. I like the look.
              One of the mechanics in our car club noticed the bump stops were looking like they had seen some knocks and suggested putting std springs back on. That sounded like too much effort for me so I left them alone for now. The roads are terrible here, lots of potholes and very uneven, so the springs probably get more of a workout compared to roads in a more temperate climate and better road maintenance.
              Tanya: Brit in Canada
              71 Fed Stag, TV8, ZF 4spd auto, EWP and crossed fingers

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                #8
                Fitted the CW springs yesterday - can do it in about 40 mins per side. very pleased with the result. Ride very nice too.

                my 'lowered' springs from paddocks will have to go for sale, can't really ask Pads to take them back after Ive driven them for 100 miles or so.

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                  #9
                  Hi,
                  i might be interested in buying the unwanted springs. When you say 'lowered' are you implying that they're not?!! I'm planning to fit normal height springs because my car sits too low at the moment.
                  Jon

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                    #10
                    Hi Jon

                    The springs when initially fitted gave a ride height of 14 3/4 inches from hub centre to arch rim. after a few miles and a couple of says this dropped to exactly 14 1/2 which is the correct ride height. I fitted new rubber spring pads top and bottom at the same time. Compared to the springs I removed these were an inch shorter on the bench

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                      #11
                      If you fit poly spring pads this will raise the ride height!

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                        #12
                        not poly - rubber

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                          #13
                          Hi Grumpy 2!
                          PM sent
                          Jon

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                            #14
                            Just fitted a set of progressive Front Springs and the tight coils are at the bottom of the Strut, read a number of articles and there seems to be mixed opinion on how they are fitted.
                            Bought them from Wards and when i phoned to check they said that the open springs should be at the Top? - Does anyone concur?

                            Most other online advice states that the tight coils should be at the top? as this allows the coil to take up the flex before reaching the upper mounting, also noticed that the ride height has dropped by about 1" (Now measures 13.5 Centre to wing).

                            My Standard springs measured 15" unloaded and the progressive springs 10" when i mentioned this to Wards they said this was as per the design.

                            Now not sure if i should change the rear to drop it from 14.5 to 13.5 to match the front, anyone with experience of Progressive springs most welcome to comment.

                            Gary

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                              #15
                              I have progressive springs from Monarch - standard height front and rear (used to have the HRS kit) the tighter coil should be at the top, I only know this as the HRS ones were marked top and I remember that to be the way they were marked.

                              Hope this helps
                              Mike

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