HELP! - S2R and Oversteer
#1
Someone please help meee!
I just got my Work Meister S2R's fitted and my stook handles like c r a p. I must admit, I didn't have time to have a wheel alignment (I will on Sat). But, is this normal. My stook oversteers like hell!!
Is it the pressures, alignment or what?
I'm so dissapointed. Can anyone please help.
I just got my Work Meister S2R's fitted and my stook handles like c r a p. I must admit, I didn't have time to have a wheel alignment (I will on Sat). But, is this normal. My stook oversteers like hell!!
Is it the pressures, alignment or what?
I'm so dissapointed. Can anyone please help.
#2
Should'a bought Adrenalins. Actually I'm just jealous 'cause I couldn't afford Work Wheels.
You shouldn't need an alignment after fitting wheels. Sounds more like a pressure issue.
What tyres did you get?
You shouldn't need an alignment after fitting wheels. Sounds more like a pressure issue.
What tyres did you get?
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#10
Another thing I thought of late last night. The tyres are new and are not yet run in.
When tyres are moulded they use a lubricating compound in the mould so the rubber doesn't stick. Some of this is embedded in a thin layer of rubber on the new tyre. It can take up to 200Km to run in a set of tyres.
Am I speaking the truth is is this jus BS. I'm sure I read it somewhere.
When tyres are moulded they use a lubricating compound in the mould so the rubber doesn't stick. Some of this is embedded in a thin layer of rubber on the new tyre. It can take up to 200Km to run in a set of tyres.
Am I speaking the truth is is this jus BS. I'm sure I read it somewhere.