Too much understeer!

[edc]

Rear arb will bring the rear into play a little more.

 

[marccowley1]

Mine used to be lowered about 60mm, had 16's with toyo t1r's and the front wheels were negative camber about 2 degree's (sounds loads and it is!) i've gotta say it used to go round corners like nothing i had ever driven but the tyres lasted about 500 miles, if that. Not i've got it back to normal height on 13's and there goodyears its bloody aweful at corners, i can feelit twitching all the time ut i've gone for comfort at the moment as im doin a lot of driving. If you want handling, lower it with decent suspension and decent tyres. Thats pretty much my opinion.

 

[acidstrato]

i'd say it was your driving

 

[Dave_R]

i'd say it was your driving

To the point, like it

 

[gticupra123]

i'd say it was your driving

oh so problem solved thanks

 

[orangemuffin]

i'd say it was your driving

haha, nothing like a funny bugger ay...

Ive just brought a lower strut but havant got it on yet. I was very impressed with the results from my upper one.

for how much they are i think you should give one a go.

 

[acidstrato]

absolutely serious,

everyone here talking about how you might be able to reduce understeer but there is no severe issue with these cars understeering dangerously as made out in the first post, in actual fact its not half bad.

so either you got a bit of a problem with the car or you drive like a tit every where you go, pushing the front tyres beyond their limits

not criticising you or say your a bad driver so dont have a go at me, just pointing out the obvious really

 

[Andi]

Mine understeers badly and is really bad in the wet, but its down to the Wheel/suspension geometry. I will be having it setup propperly soon.

 

[Novataken]

Mines fine in the dry/damp but when wet its lethal when your not expecting it