The Renault Alpine V6 was the first car launched by Alpine under Renault ownership, although the company had previously had a long association with Renault. In the UK it was simply known as the Renault GTA to avoid confusion with the Sunbeam Alpine. It was quite a performer in its day. It’s light weight made it quicker than it’s rivals like the Porsche 944. Nowadays a car like this could benefit from some suspension modifications; particularly when it has to deal with both our current patched up road system and the smooth tarmac of a race track.
GAZ can offer it’s GP adjustable coilovers to lower the centre of gravity and adjust the bump/rebound of the damping.
The ride height can be adjusted by means of height adjusters that have a coarse acme form thread for ease of adjustment and to ensure that they remain in good order even after considerable service.
Damping rates are variable by means of an adjuster knob on the damper bodies. Springs can also be supplied to the customer’s specifications according to the vehicle’s intended use.
All the units are individually tested before leaving the factory and are covered by a two year warranty.
The GAZ GP coilovers for the Renault Alpine V6 can be ordered as part number GP8-4661 (front) and GP8-4662 (rear) at £102.65 each plus VAT.
For further details visit the GAZ website: www.gazshocks.com