Suspension Geometry
Suspension Geometry
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mep12345

Original Poster:

2,061 posts

231 months

Friday 13th March 2009
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Had the geometry set up by Protyre today. They have done a good job and the car handles much better and the steering is soooooooo much lighter.

Didn't have any of the issues referred to in the other thread on this subject wrt suspension work done by someone other than them, infact they were really helpful. However the one bit they couldn't get in spec (as they said there was no adjustment - which I don't necessaily believe as I had to show them how to adjust the camber) was castor, does anyone know how this is adjusted?

Mark

GreenV8S

31,019 posts

314 months

Friday 13th March 2009
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It's more or less not adjustable - if you have shims on the top balljoint you could move it in steps by shuffling shims about, but apart from that it's fixed.

mep12345

Original Poster:

2,061 posts

231 months

Friday 13th March 2009
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Thanks, hadn't thought of the shims, which I do have, so may discuss this with them at a later date and attempt to set it when I change the trailing arm bushes and give the arms a proper (rather than quick) overhaul next winter.

Ragtop

592 posts

231 months

Friday 13th March 2009
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Is rear camber adjustable?

If so, I would like to know how, 'cos mine is running -2degrees on one side.

Sweet Thunder

220 posts

251 months

Saturday 14th March 2009
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Ragtop said:
Is rear camber adjustable?

If so, I would like to know how, 'cos mine is running -2degrees on one side.
Rear camber is not adjustable, although changing the ride height also changes camber.