View Full Version : Pictures of Cartridge's Z8 suspension.
Robert Linton
July 29th 2004, 09:52
Not the best pictures of the new double adjustable shocks, but!
macfly
August 1st 2004, 00:08
Robert as always the work from your shop is exquisite, but are the shocks Alpina only, or for both Z8 and Alpina.
What are the details, and of course cost and availaiblity.
Robert Linton
August 2nd 2004, 02:19
The dampers are for both the "regular" Z8 and the Alpina version. They are dual adjustable (compression and rebound) and are height adjustable -- valving can be changed to suit almost any preference. The complete "kit" includes titanium springs and billet front and rear monoball mounts with the front mounts having three camber adjustments.
macfly
August 28th 2004, 16:03
What is the coating used on the Titanium spring, and can it be ordered in other colors?
Robert Linton
August 28th 2004, 16:07
It's a protective aerospace coating, used in titanium springs for Boeing, etc. -- made the first sets in red although the coating is available in green, white and, I believe, black.
Robert Linton
July 4th 2005, 11:48
Latest picture of Cartridge Front Suspension.
macfly
July 12th 2005, 01:10
These beautiful units are machined from billet aluminum, have monoball bushing for improved handling and feel, and are designed take the Cartridge small diameter titanium springs. They allow for three different camber adjustment settings, and use lightweight Kaynar nuts and machined titanium washers.
NB: The top picture of the unit is shown upside down.
macfly
July 12th 2005, 01:13
These beautiful units are machined from billet aluminum, and pocketed to reduce weight. As with the fronts it is a monoball bushing for improved handling and feel, and the nuts are lightweight Kaynar with titanium washers.
2112
March 5th 2006, 02:49
What is the latest? Is the system availble?
Robert Linton
March 5th 2006, 13:01
Feel free to contact me at rdlinton@cartridgelimited.com.
Robert Linton
February 13th 2007, 23:20
Just weighed the latest version of the Cartridge front springs for the Z8 -- 495 grams!
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