Phil

Perhaps the tie up with Scoobysport will raise that awareness

johnfelstead

Penske are inferior to Ohlins Craig, by quite some margin IMHO, Penske have some perculiar design ideas like using Shraeder valves on the nitrogen chambers that leak and require toping up regularly, they use taper threads for the remote canister hoses which is not easy to work with, internally Ohlins uses higher quality components based on what i have seen. They are still good dampers but i wouldnt choose them over an Ohlins or a Nitron if Nitron valving techniques and internal construction is up to the job. If you want the ultimate right now Ohlins has a very clever zero fluid displacement damper that is cleaning up in top race series like DTM, you would have to sell your car to buy them though.

Daz34

Anyone know anything about the Ohlins suspension that Prodrive are selling as an option now on road cars?