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I don't have any more camber than standard on my track car and I get on perfectly fine, keep a nice even wear on track tyres and handles nicely for me.
All about personal preference really.
Morgan I think you will be towing illegal. Your jeep will have a mam of at least 3 tonne? And the man if the trailer must be what about 3? It's stupid but its the maximum authorised mass not the actualy weight of what your driving/towing. I didn't want to risk it so just done the test, can't go...
I've done the trailer test, was pretty easy tbh, just a normal test, with a trailer hooked up.
You do a reversing manoeuvre with it and get asked questions about hooking it up etc.
Need to use the old push and pull and mirrors etc
Yes, but I would need to adjust 20 pins back in the loom as you need to adjust them on a ph1 loom to work with the gen90. Don't really have the time or effort to do it tonight for leaving tomorrow. Plus I'd need to change it back for itbs when I'm home, and tbh it's saving me money going as a...
He means the verticals supports at the very right hand side of my picture.
Can't say I know what the do, would of thought they just helped to remove flex in the subframe by bolting it back to the chassis?
Well in the end I've went down to 90s, ill make 120s fit one day.
Having done issues ECU side so came to a standstill.
Got busy with a holesaw to keep me going
Front and rear bumper tomorrow night
Looks cracking with the lift! Really make me want to do the nav now haha.
My ball is a tad high but by the time I put all the gear in the back, hitch the trailer on it levels out and tows perfectly. Happily cruise along at motorway speeds and forget your towing.
I have the spread sheet from ktec that shows you what wires you need to move for the gen90 to work with a ph1 loom, it gives you the info on the standard pin layout as well as the gen90