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scutter

posted on 17/4/15 at 05:37 PM Reply With Quote
A quick question, If you hadn't had seen the picture. Would you have been happy with the way the car handled and performed?

If it isn't broken and you a comfortable why change? or do you need to tinker

ATB Dan.





The less I worked, the more i liked it.

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rodgling

posted on 17/4/15 at 07:58 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by scutter
A quick question, If you hadn't had seen the picture. Would you have been happy with the way the car handled and performed?

If it isn't broken and you a comfortable why change? or do you need to tinker

ATB Dan.


No, I wouldn't - it does have loads of grip but it does feel a bit wallow-y in the corners, and not super-responsive to turn-in. Also the rears rub the arches in bump - don't think this is actually upsetting the car but it's not doing the arches any good :-)

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scutter

posted on 18/4/15 at 08:57 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by rodgling
quote:
Originally posted by scutter
A quick question, If you hadn't had seen the picture. Would you have been happy with the way the car handled and performed?

If it isn't broken and you a comfortable why change? or do you need to tinker

ATB Dan.


No, I wouldn't - it does have loads of grip but it does feel a bit wallow-y in the corners, and not super-responsive to turn-in. Also the rears rub the arches in bump - don't think this is actually upsetting the car but it's not doing the arches any good :-)


Then I'd have to agree with the proevious comments. Check your spring rates and once cahnge at a time increase the springs first to limit the roll, before an anti rollbar.

ATB Dan.





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