OLDUN

Active Member

• Nov 1, 2014

• #1

How do you stop a 90 bouncing up and down all the time while driving on a perfectly smooth road - its doing my head in - I need the 90 to do a lot of towing so a change is not viable - its 6 years old and completely standard with original tyres - has done it since new -any ideas please.

 

fergusonforestry

Active Member

• Nov 1, 2014

• #2

buggered dampers?

 

cornish rattler

Well-Known Member

• Nov 1, 2014

• #3

Do you have flat spots on your tyres as that is what worn out shocker's / damper's will cause

 

OLDUN

Active Member

• Nov 1, 2014

• #4

cornish rattler said:

Do you have flat spots on your tyres as that is what worn out shocker's / damper's will cause

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Fair point will check this out - it has got worse recently - we did have a trailer doing this and that was the result of a flat spot - thanks

 

lightning

Well-Known Member

• Nov 7, 2014

• #5

But you said it has done it since new?

What tyre pressures are you running? I have a 110 and running at the recommended 42/38 f/r pressures the ride is rock hard and bouncy.

I lowered the pressures to 32/38 f/r and it's a lot better. Also, mine was improved on road driving by fitting anti roll bars
Have a look to see if yours has them. If not, it might be worth fitting a set.

Having said all that, before the 110 l had a 2006 90 CSW and it did have a bouncy ride from new. The 110 is better.