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RichieC
22 October 2000, 19:30
Ive heard loads of good stuff about the Powerstation Bump Steer mod. Ive heard "best £100 ever spent" etc etc. Anybody got anything to add or point me to a previous thread?

Also can anyone else in the UK offer the same service as Im in Scotland and PS is a bit far http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Regards

Richie
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psyg
22 October 2000, 20:02
Hi Richie,

Click on "search"; type 'bumpsteer', and you have alle the info!

And faraway?

Nov 4 we come with 4 dutch/belgian scoobs to Powerstation just for the b-s mod (and OK for a bit extra fun: MIRA http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif ); on this moment I think there is no other place with their experience!

grt Geert http://smilecwm.tripod.com/net2/burnout.gif

RichieC
22 October 2000, 20:05
Nice Smilie!!

Hmmmmm, Im tempted, Im off for a peruse!

Regards

Richie

RichieC
22 October 2000, 20:17
Am I right in thinking that essentially the PS mod consists of Castor/Camber toe in etc tweaking?

If so can any reputable geometry bod set it to the same degree of success? Would it be unethical of me to ask for someones settings (purely cos Im not driving all the way to PS) http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Thanks again

Richie

MatthewR
22 October 2000, 23:31
Hi Richie,

The PS mod does consist of a full geometry setup, but prior to this they dial out the bumpsteer. I'm aware of many companies who can setup the geometry for Scoobs, but to my knowledge PS are the only ones who do the anti-bumpsteer mod for the Scoob. Obviously you will get improvements over standard by just getting the geometry setup nicely, but you get so much more (in the opinion of myself and many others) by having the bump-steer removed too.


<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by RichieC:
<B>Am I right in thinking that essentially the PS mod consists of Castor/Camber toe in etc tweaking?

If so can any reputable geometry bod set it to the same degree of success? Would it be unethical of me to ask for someones settings (purely cos Im not driving all the way to PS) http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Thanks again

Richie[/quote]

RichieC
23 October 2000, 09:52
Ok, so how do they dial out said bump steer, surely its not a secret.

R

Yex
23 October 2000, 10:42
Richie,

Try opening

Martin Cook
23 October 2000, 11:19
Im sure they drop the steering rack, thus levelling the steering arms and then fully reset the geometry front and rear.

Martin
Ready to be flamed big time!!

Lars
23 October 2000, 11:30
Richie, PS move the position of the stering rack, and then do a full 4 whell set up.
Ass Psyg and the other Belgium/Dutch people I have not found anyone I will trust to do the set up, and I will drive from France to PS to get the job done November 2.

Psyg I will be able to enjoy my new car 2 days before you http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif
What day do you plan to go to MIRA ?

Lars

PAUL GEE
23 October 2000, 14:00
I had the full geometry and Bump Steer thingy done a couple of weeks ago and I genuinely couldn't believe the difference. Well worth the trip down from Manchester.
Highly recommended.

RichieC
23 October 2000, 14:05
Im sold, but Manchester is a tad nearer than Dundee http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Richie

IWatkins
23 October 2000, 15:48
Richie,

On a good run, Cheltenham is only 1.5 hours from Manchester.

Come down, make a weekend of it http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif

Cheers

Ian

psyg
23 October 2000, 22:33
Hi Lars,

We go to MIRA for "Better the Wetter" on sunday november 5.
Meaby see you http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Geert http://smilecwm.tripod.com/net2/burnout.gif

Lars
24 October 2000, 14:44
Geert
Bad luck I'm going back to France Sunday morning.
Enjoy your self. MIRA must be the place to learn how you "new" car behave.

I plan to go to the track Folembrey 120km. North of Paris to check out my car.
They are open every second sunday in each month. Price is around 300 FF for half a day on the track.

In two days the 2001 Impreza will available in France.

Lars

ChrisG
25 October 2000, 08:18
Richie,
I believe Fiskens in Forfar can do the revised "Prodrive" geometry settings for you. I am told they use laser alignment gear etc (Although I have not had the mod done myself.)
I'm not sure if this is exactly the same as the Powerstation Bump Steer mod but at least it's not too far away for you.
Worth a thought perhaps?
Regards,
Chris
MY00

P.S. Do you fancy a mini-meet/tyre kicking session in or around Dundee sometime? There seems to be a people on the BBS from the area.

Stef
25 October 2000, 13:13
Chris.
The 'so-called' Prodrive geometry settings and the bump-steer mod are two completely different things.

Stef.

RichieC
25 October 2000, 15:45
Would love amini meet Chris.

Get back and well sort it out.

Anyone else???

Richie

John 555
25 October 2000, 21:04
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by RichieC:
<B>Ive heard loads of good stuff about the Powerstation Bump Steer mod. Ive heard "best £100 ever spent" etc etc. Anybody got anything to add or point me to a previous thread?

Also can anyone else in the UK offer the same service as Im in Scotland and PS is a bit far http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

Regards

Richie
Edited by RichieC cos he cant spell http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif

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