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why exactly do they recover...........me and a mate were wondering ages ago (when boozing) but gave up....why do old batteries work after a while in the drawer? lol
guys.............when you turn the engine on, then off again..........half the oil is in teh head/galleys and dribbling back down.
when its hot..........got nothign to do with it.
lol......true!
whilst you were fiddlign with them compressors, me and that guy (workin on his MPV thing) in the other bay nxt to us were giggling alot. just waiting for your head to ping off......haha
yea, sis great at pointing and whinging...........
Si:But this side is 1mm higher!!!!!!!!!
Me: yea, your sitting in it
Si: yea, so?
me: yes dad......................when do i get to play with that big black machine?
Si: you dont.
:P
first off, understeer being the natural tendancy of a FWD car you cant really change it to an oversteerng beat by fiddling with dampers.
Really, the rears do nothing at all.........so stiffen them up, spring and damping rates to force them into doing some work.
But you really cant do more...
um, does that not answer your question.........
hmmmmm....20 quid each or 60?
hmmmmmmmmmmmm.......................let me see................um, thats a toughy..............nope, im stuck........
Help guys!
they are fine..........dunno what all the whingin is about.........id rather have a great dry tyre and ok wet tyre.........
where in gods name are you going to even try drive fast in teh wet.........rd are so sh*t and covered in diesel that there is no point.
Cheap and fine...
your only playing with rebound damping..........so, in essence it doesnt do much but slow the rate of return.......only good on sooper smooth surfaces otherwise you end up running on your bump stops.....
Keep them on teh softest and as they wear, just tighten them up again......thats all its...
excessive camber, lowering and large wheels will lead to tramlning where it just follows imperfections on the rd.
your running on the inside edge of a low profile large tyre.
your engine isnt streeted enough to run hot..........its probably a mix of near lean running/on the edge ignition curves and a coolant system full of crapola.
They dont do much.........