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Hi Neill,
Ive got the printouts from Bubble and kick motorsport that did mine with Derek in attendance.
Extra castor was added by moving the mount spacers both to the front of the upper ball joint mount.
It handles extremely well now, and turns in sharply.
I can scan the print outs and send them to you if you want.
Cheers
Matt
Edited . Having brain fade regarding the spacesrs and castor
Ive got the printouts from Bubble and kick motorsport that did mine with Derek in attendance.
Extra castor was added by moving the mount spacers both to the front of the upper ball joint mount.
It handles extremely well now, and turns in sharply.
I can scan the print outs and send them to you if you want.
Cheers
Matt
Edited by m4tti on Thursday 14th June 14:35
Edited by m4tti on Thursday 14th June 23:01
Edited . Having brain fade regarding the spacesrs and castor
Edited by m4tti on Friday 15th June 21:15
Tuscan 2001
Engine Roush LS5.7 2002 DTM V8star
G-box T56 6 speed Viper/Vanquish
Chassis, Shot blasted all alinement's checked and rest and re coated
Front 225-40-18
camber 0.5 deg
caster 5.0 deg
car has later type uprights (reduced KPI)
toe in 1mm each side
steering arm custom (inverted Sag style)
steering rack on 6mm spacers
damper Nitron NTR 17 clicks from hard
Spring Nitron 400
AP 330 bell and Rotor
front track + 3mm a side
Rose jointed ARB links
ride height std (wheel concentric in arch)
powerflex polly bushes
Rear 245-40-18
camber 0.5 deg
toe in 1.5mm each side
damper Nitron NTR 15 clicks from hard
Spring Nitron 325
Rose jointed ARB links
powerflex polly bushes
ride height +2mm on half tank of fuel
Big Thanks to PPC in Melton for there help in turning this scary Tuscan, into an enjoyable drive
Engine Roush LS5.7 2002 DTM V8star
G-box T56 6 speed Viper/Vanquish
Chassis, Shot blasted all alinement's checked and rest and re coated
Front 225-40-18
camber 0.5 deg
caster 5.0 deg
car has later type uprights (reduced KPI)
toe in 1mm each side
steering arm custom (inverted Sag style)
steering rack on 6mm spacers
damper Nitron NTR 17 clicks from hard
Spring Nitron 400
AP 330 bell and Rotor
front track + 3mm a side
Rose jointed ARB links
ride height std (wheel concentric in arch)
powerflex polly bushes
Rear 245-40-18
camber 0.5 deg
toe in 1.5mm each side
damper Nitron NTR 15 clicks from hard
Spring Nitron 325
Rose jointed ARB links
powerflex polly bushes
ride height +2mm on half tank of fuel
Big Thanks to PPC in Melton for there help in turning this scary Tuscan, into an enjoyable drive
Edited by Walford on Thursday 14th June 17:01
Basil Brush said:
Grant - re castor, are you running the shims either side of the top ball joint or all in front and have you set bump steer to zero or slight bump out?
I'm converting mine to the later top wishbone set up and interested what set up to start with.
Cheers.
Both top ball joint shims in the front, max castor is good place to startI'm converting mine to the later top wishbone set up and interested what set up to start with.
Cheers.
i now have slight bump out on compression and it
does toe in when i jack the car up, but i don't think the suspension goes there when the car is being driven
when you add the castor, it changes the camber, so you will need to reduce it, bit hard to get your head around
like when you reduce bump steer the track goes toe out
Walford said:
Both top ball joint shims in the front, max castor is good place to start
i now have slight bump out on compression and it
does toe in when i jack the car up, but i don't think the suspension goes there when the car is being driven
when you add the castor, it changes the camber, so you will need to reduce it, bit hard to get your head around
like when you reduce bump steer the track goes toe out
Cheers.i now have slight bump out on compression and it
does toe in when i jack the car up, but i don't think the suspension goes there when the car is being driven
when you add the castor, it changes the camber, so you will need to reduce it, bit hard to get your head around
like when you reduce bump steer the track goes toe out
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