Wheel Alignment Check (rear end squirm)
05-23-2005, 08:23 AM
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OK - 245s next time. Thanks for putting me straight.
IIRC the F1s only last about 10K anyway so I'll be back in the tyre market in about 2 months time anyway given the amount of fun (ie miles) I'm having in the little bleeder
This car has renewed my love of driving (cue violins)...ahhh....happy days
IIRC the F1s only last about 10K anyway so I'll be back in the tyre market in about 2 months time anyway given the amount of fun (ie miles) I'm having in the little bleeder
This car has renewed my love of driving (cue violins)...ahhh....happy days
05-23-2005, 08:29 AM
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I've been running them at 32 but having just scanned the FAQ again I see I they should really be at 34.
I'll give 34 a try and see how it goes...there's a slightly off camber corner on the way home from work where it almost always does its squirmy thing (we're talking not more than 25 mph 'cos it's always slow traffic - speed cameras). I'll get them up to 34 and see if it makes a difference.
I'll give 34 a try and see how it goes...there's a slightly off camber corner on the way home from work where it almost always does its squirmy thing (we're talking not more than 25 mph 'cos it's always slow traffic - speed cameras). I'll get them up to 34 and see if it makes a difference.
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