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Yeah mate, I've been told to go back next week if I want it checking again foc. I will get them to straighten it then but yeah it feels immense around corners now!
Not sure this is going to work but will give it a try, what should follow is the print out of my tracking done after fitting camber bolts. My local garage is crap so I need to go back to get my steering wheel straight but what do you lot think?
I wonder how necessary they are in reality, then I do live in the sticks. I can't see anyone stealing wheels off a ten year old car, tempting fate there maybe?
Oh I've read that thread Fred! Ha ha, well it looks roughly equal using measurements from the top of the wheel to the arch. Tracking needed now, you can hear the scrub pulling in to my drive.
So I had - 1.00 left, - 0.38 right camber and - 0.06 left, - 0.08 right toe.
I've then put camber bolts on to the max but my garage with hunter system says I now have less camber( roughly - 0.38 a side ) and toeing in 0.17.
How is this possible? They did say setting the toe back to - 0.06...
Ah replies, thanks I was feeling neglected.
Well I was feeling that there was a vagueness /sloppiness in my steering. I've not really given it a good road test yet but initially it feels tighter. The powerful ones seem to be off a harder material and as I said my drivers side was of a...
I've done these today, wow what a sod without ratchet spanners. Feels better though. My question is how tight should I have done the 13mm clamp bolts up, I've thread locked them and done them up to what I felt was pretty tight
No I don't think it's body roll, just I would like to even them up and increase it to nearer - 1.5 ° to see if it's better I think. More of a need to tinker probably but it also seems to be what people on here aim for. May put new top moount bearings on too while I'm at it.