Is it a common occurance for rubber cones to go Hard over time, I have just replace some quite squashed ones in my 76 clubman, along with adjusta rides, and one side is much higher than the other. The adjusta rides are at their lowest setting and the car is sitting rediculously high, well not rediculously, just quite higher than normal. I have another cone to change it out with but haven't got round to it yet.

Cheers

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Simon
Daily Driver - Yellow Devil 76 Clubman
Restoration Project - Primer grey 66 Morris Mini Deluxe

the cones do sqash over time and take a while to settle ..... on a pommie forum i was on it was not uncommon for new mini's to lean
makka

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I am sorry I meant to say that I replace my old squashed ones with some second hand not squashed looking ones... if that makes any more sense?

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Simon
Daily Driver - Yellow Devil 76 Clubman
Restoration Project - Primer grey 66 Morris Mini Deluxe

ok if you wanna swap cones get the rear ones they have had less use and bugger all weight
makka
and try and pull em from the same car

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Or 2 sets of FRONT Clubbie ones.....
Nice and squashed and nice and hard........

J

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if you get good second hand rears (which is what I did), don't use the ones without the threaded hole in the middle. You won't be able to remove them with a compressor.

The rears cop much less abuse, and over time dont squash out of shape. All rubber goes hard over time.