Remote Reservoir Seperate Bound and Rebound Adjustable 5th Gen Coilovers

[Eric Baker]

Just an FYI. You do know that "Bound" is not the correct term, right? Actually, I don't think it's a term at all for suspension. It's called Compression and Rebound. I'd hope a suspension company would know that. Also, they're called remote reservoirs, not canisters or cans.

BTW they look VERY nice. If they perform like they look, they must be a killer addition to the car.

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by mws444

Could'nt help yourself could you?

Yes, you and Heath have a date!

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by Eric Baker

Just an FYI. You do know that "Bound" is not the correct term, right? Actually, I don't think it's a term at all for suspension. It's called Compression and Rebound. I'd hope a suspension company would know that. Also, they're called remote reservoirs, not canisters or cans.

BTW they look VERY nice. If they perform like they look, they must be a killer addition to the car.

Pedders has been in the damper business for 60 years. The terms we use are bound and canister. As we continue to grow in North America the rest of the industry will adopt the correct terminology.



They do perform -- probably better than they look. Thanks for checking in!

[mws444]

Originally Posted by JusticePete

Pedders has been in the damper business for 60 years. The terms we use are bound and canister. As we continue to grow in North America the rest of the industry will adopt the correct terminology.



They do perform -- probably better than they look. Thanks for checking in!

Remember Clinton "It depends on what the definition of "is" is"
symantics

[mws444]

Originally Posted by JusticePete

Yes, you and Heath have a date!

Now I need to see if I can get some custom paint done in time....Thanks!

[Info@PeddersUSA.com]

Originally Posted by radz282003

Where in the Hell am I going to find the money for those?! LOL Considering that package comes with everything, it seems like a good value. I better get a better paying job, lol.

Heck, you are 2 years out ordering your Camaro. So start saving now!


In terms of how we discuss or describe things, we are seriously influenced by our Aussie Mates! Pedders is a Aussie company. So it takes some getting use to. I.E. if they tell you to go pick up that rattler over there, that does not mean and diamond back rattlesnake!

mike
dms

[Info@PeddersUSA.com]

Pete did an outstanding job of discussing our new coil over. But he is being nice. Compare this coil over with the other remote reservior company and put them side by side. You will see some sizeable differences.

mike
dms

[Mr Twisty]

Those aren't shocks... They're hydraulic and/or pneumatic accumulators. Don't EVEN get me started on springs!

Seriously tho.. I like the route you guys are taking compared to others, the monocoque is already stiff, no need for braces... Yet

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by MisterCamaro69

Those aren't shocks... They're hydraulic and/or pneumatic accumulators. Don't EVEN get me started on springs!

Seriously tho.. I like the route you guys are taking compared to others, the monocoque is already stiff, no need for braces... Yet

Yet

[JusticePete]

Most everyone with a 5th Gen is into bolt-on technology. I am now involved with the ULTIMATE BOLT-ON DREAM PROJECT



Oops, wrong dream. This dream is to build a NASCAR style circle track car from a body in white and do it in an environmentally positive way. The dream is to go racing with E85, cats and be socially responsible AND beat the traditional style race cars that are HD polluters. On top of that, we do it on a reasonable budget with off the shelf parts so that this class of racing is available to most anyone who can turn a wrench along with a couple of buddies in his garage.



So which would be sexier to a 5th Gen Camaro Enthusiast? A 5th Gen NASCAR style dedicated race car built from off the shelf part that kicks a$$ on track or Pamela Anderson?


VOTE HERE

[radz28]

Originally Posted by dms

Heck, you are 2 years out ordering your Camaro. So start saving now!


In terms of how we discuss or describe things, we are seriously influenced by our Aussie Mates! Pedders is a Aussie company. So it takes some getting use to. I.E. if they tell you to go pick up that rattler over there, that does not mean and diamond back rattlesnake!

mike
dms

OH - I will be

Originally Posted by JusticePete

Most everyone with a 5th Gen is into bolt-on technology. I am now involved with the ULTIMATE BOLT-ON DREAM PROJECT



Oops, wrong dream. This dream is to build a NASCAR style circle track car from a body in white and do it in an environmentally positive way. The dream is to go racing with E85, cats and be socially responsible AND beat the traditional style race cars that are HD polluters. On top of that, we do it on a reasonable budget with off the shelf parts so that this class of racing is available to most anyone who can turn a wrench along with a couple of buddies in his garage.



So which would be sexier to a 5th Gen Camaro Enthusiast? A 5th Gen NASCAR style dedicated race car built from off the shelf part that kicks a$$ on track or Pamela Anderson?


VOTE HERE

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[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by radz282003

OH - I will be



Voting

The Body in Yellow is amazing, isn't it?

[Info@PeddersUSA.com]

Originally Posted by JusticePete

The Body in Yellow is amazing, isn't it?

So Pete,

what would you think would be a drag setup, road race setup, autocross setup, and basic street setup?

mike
dms

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by dms

So Pete,

what would you think would be a drag setup, road race setup, autocross setup, and basic street setup?

mike
dms

For autocross or road race it will be track dependent. The rougher the track, the more we would play with the damping ratio. The money, the trophy will most always be found in the bound adjustment

For the drag strip weight transfer and hook up are where the money is. Disconnect a front endlink and secure it for the runs. Set the bound to full hard and the rebound to full soft up front. Reverse it in the rear. full soft for the bound and full hard for the rebound. The rear camber should be set to ZERO or even a bit positive so when the IRS squats hard the tire contact patch is square to the pavement for optimal traction.

The beauty of this setup is that you can drive to the track with a great riding great handling car, switch to your drag wheel and tire setup, change your damper settings, race almost like a pro, and drive home on your street tire setup with great ride and great handling. This is the setup for the Camaro owner that wants it ALL.