Toe in 9.4 mm

[Janneman]

I suppose my English is worse than I thought because I mean that the car has not a A frame, but has indeed a trailingarm suspension.
Very sorry indeed.
Jan

[19560]

Jan, any chance of posting a couple of pictures? This may help a lot.

[Janneman]

Sorry, I am a complete wretch on internet.
Unfortunately is my daughter not at home and she is the whizkid in here.

[19560]

I hope that she gets back soon then.

[Cathelijne]

What kind of foto's do you need? I have some on-line but these are not of the car from underneath. If you want, I can scan some next weekend.

The ones I have online:

[19560]

Assuming that the car is either on a ramp or on axle stands at the moment then can you post a photo(s) showing from the centre of the diff to the hub (wheel)? This thread did get rather confusing. Did you ever find out what offset those wheels were?

[taz turbo]

Hi Janneman, Looking at the photograph you have posted both front and back of the car appear ot be running very low. If I am not mistaken the trailing arm suspension, camber and toe alters greatly throught the travel of the suspension. In my opinion most if not all of your problems are from sagging/lowered springs. Hope this helps.
Chris.

[Janneman]

Lowered springs ? Yes I think you have a point there, because it feels that there are no springs at all, but anyway I was going to a local tyre centre and with our new knowledge they managed to cure the mis -measurement of the wheel alignment. Now we have a toe- in at the rear from 0,5 and 0,6 and in front it was 6,3mm and now - 1,4 mm.
Still the camber is yet- 2.30 but thats looks not so bad.
So with thanks to you all, all things are well on this moment.
jan.