Hi there, Yes indeed it can. We stock a very good range of conversion kits that are listed here: www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID018917 Hope that helps.

There is now a kit available, consisting of shock absorbers and progressive springs. But, it's very expensive. I recently found a couple on ebay for between 999 and 1200 Pounds Sterling which, in my view, is quite a bit, considering that shock absorbers are parts subject to wear and eventual replacement. Theoritically, the best solution, in my view, would to somehow adapt the pump, fluid reservoir and level regulator from a Citroen onto older MGFs. Anyone designing a kit of this sort could then justify a high price for a system which should deliver dependable service for the entire life of the car. The ride would be comfortable and the handling simultaneously sporty

Hi there, the Trophy should be 348mm plus or minus 10mm at 17 degrees.

The front and rear spheres on each side are connected by pipework, so there are only the two valves shown, one per side.

Did it feel different from a car with steel springs?

Dream Diction they dont

Yes, it did. It felt a lot better, like you were riding on fluids. I noticed when I replaced with a Nissan Micra.

Hello. I am sorry but you cannot get a replacement hydrolastic suspension part. They do not make them anymore. We do sell a full replacement Suplex suspension kit though.

@@RimmerBrosTV you can get the spheres reconditioned and refilled.

how much are these im in Germany and I've got a mgf and I think the spheres cracked on the right side@@RimmerBrosTV

@@aleshaspeight are you wanting a hydragas pump? If so we do these and ship worldwide: rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RP1165

@@aleshaspeight You can see the hydragas units on this page and we also offer a coil spring conversion kit: rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID018896

Please see the reply below to this question that you have already asked ;) Though, as it happens, we now do a full replacement Hydragas sphere kit. They are reconditioned and refilled with gas. You send us your undamaged, uncrushed old spheres as a part exchange. The part number on our website at rimmerbros.com is RP1974R

there are onlynthose two valves. front and rear are connected.

front and rear are cinnected by pipe. there are only those two valves.

MGF didn't have hydrolastic suspension!

You are correct. Hydragas suspension indeed. That uses hydrolastic fluid. Thank you for your input and appreciating the effort that goes into our free videos.

@@RimmerBrosTV may I just ask , does the gas in these have to be refilled too ?

@@nickyjames8550 If the membrane between the gas and hydrolastic fluid is intact, then all you are doing is replacing the fluid. If the membrane is damaged or perished, then you need either a second hand sphere or to send it to a company that refurbishes them.

@@RimmerBrosTV thank you for your response 😁