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[artemis_1991]

Get some rear spacers aswell. Probably one of the best handling mods you can do to a standard car.

what do you recon is the best overall width to widen the track by then? Thinking of spacers after coilies.

 

[pj1985]

what do you recon is the best overall width to widen the track by then? Thinking of spacers after coilies.

Get either 10mm or 15mm spacers. I seem to recall some people having rubbing issues with 20mm ones

 

[Robbie C]

ive got the same problem, after having a blowout i got a new tyre fitted but didnt get the tracking done, a week later i had the opposite side tyre slashed got a new tyre and ever since it pulls like a b***h to the left. i know i need tracking done but mite get camber done aswell, do our cars have adjustable camber then??

Maybe I've read that wrong but surely you don't need tracking done every time you fit a new tyre, just checked over perhaps??

 

[mr_D]

they say its best to get it checked. And most places check for free. But my full set up cost me £80. A negative camber with a slight toe in. But only slight.

 

[ttothec]

I agree it could be anny of the above, but before u go paying for anything I'd check your tyre pressures. This could cause strange handling.

 

[artemis_1991]

Get either 10mm or 15mm spacers. I seem to recall some people having rubbing issues with 20mm ones

10 or 15 mm per spacer so total track widening will be 20-30mm?