Lopsided!
Lopsided!
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anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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My wedge is lopsided! It's a good 2 inches down on the front drivers side. I've just had the springs replaced and it's exactly the same. Drives fine apart from when the road gets very bumpy and then it feels like it's trying to throw you off the road (but I've been told they all do that sir). I've had the suspension checked and adjusted and apparantly it's fine. Could this be packing on one side of the body? and if so is there a fix? The ride height at the rear is fine.

wedg1e

27,035 posts

294 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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Yeah, they all do that sir. So do Esprits...

s.hogan3

315 posts

247 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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go on a diet that sould do the trick

dickymint

29,078 posts

287 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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Right then here goes, first plug for Centre Gravity - he says (Chris Franklin) and he's right you know, Doesnt matter a jot about the bodywork as long as the chassis geometry is aligned symetrically. ie the body just sits on the chassis. Ta Daaah (see i did learn sumfing at da Wej Fest.

beacon

1,144 posts

250 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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Dickie did your car benefit from the exploits at the BBWF then?????

350zwelgje

1,820 posts

290 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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When bumpy and you have adjustable shock absorbers, loosen them for:
- better road holding
- front bottom wishbones last longer...

Rob

dickymint

29,078 posts

287 months

Tuesday 18th July 2006
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beacon said:
Dickie did your car benefit from the exploits at the BBWF then?????


Nah...me body work is all lopsided sorry couldn't help myself still in BBWF mode You'll have to wait for the write up..... but yes

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Wednesday 19th July 2006
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I'll just leave it then. Talking of losing weight I must have lost a stone just being on the tube the last few days!