please can someone check my numbers i weighed the car at the weekend but haven't adjusted it yet (as i dont think it needs doing?)
with me in it
front:
138 : 131
Rear:
148 : 142
do these look okay? 1 KG difference on the diagonals
Not sure I understand your maths there.
Can you show which is Front Left / Right and rear left / right.
I cant see how you can make 1Kg difference with those numbers. Any pair are more than 1Kg apart. Let alone daigonally or in ay direction at all!
Sorry, I cant see what you mean.
AssuMing you have the left front as 138 and right as 131, then the diagonals would be:
138 to 142 is 4Kg difference
131 to 148 is 17Kg difference
Also what about setting the ride height as well.
What he means is;
138 + 142 = 280
131 + 148 = 279
So a 1kg difference between the 2 diagonals.
I would say a 7kg difference across the front isnt too bad for road driving and even some track driving.
If you are happy with your cambers, toes and ride heights I would leave it at that.
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Originally posted by greggors84
What he means is;
138 + 142 = 280
131 + 148 = 279
So a 1kg difference between the 2 diagonals.
I would say a 7kg difference across the front isnt too bad for road driving and even some track driving.
If you are happy with your cambers, toes and ride heights I would leave it at that.
Looks fine as it is
Agreed, look's pretty good .
adrian
Looks good to me too. If you can shift some weight on to the offside well and good ( it might help a little in s bends where the first corner is to
the right) but its fairley academic.
I'm assuming the ride heights are consistent side to side?
I'm suprised there is no more weight on the right side of the vehicle or do you weigh a lot less than your motor??
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Originally posted by oldtimer
I'm suprised there is no more weight on the right side of the vehicle or do you weigh a lot less than your motor??