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stevet350
04 May 2006, 23:47
i have got pss9 billies on my 99t scoob but even after 150 quids worth of setting up she handles like a bitch not sure what no`s they should be on setting wise please help loosing the plot :confused:

tath
05 May 2006, 11:43
what did you set it to? do a search on here for whiteline or prodrive settings. From memory, something like 1.5deg neg camber front, as much as you can evenly get rear (up to 2deg i think), no front toe, and 1mm rear out.

stevet350
05 May 2006, 19:37
cheers m8 will check the print out new to this site mate very helpful though just finding my way will check the prodrive and white line settings :luxhello:

Mark A
05 May 2006, 23:07
Might help if you describe handling like a bitch. I've got PS9 on mine and they worked well on the track but on the road were too nervous. I think the rears are at fault. I use the whiteline settings (race) with negative camber bolts and adjustable rear bottom arms. Not raced the car for over a year mind

Mark

stevet350
07 May 2006, 08:08
she is skittish the front end seems loose the back end lets go easily and not very compliant i have had the alignment checked and it matches the whiteline settings to the letter it may help if i explain what chassis work has been done

22mm whiteline anti roll bars front and back
whiteline rear drop links
anti lift kit
uprated bushes all round
bumpsteer mod power station done before coilovers fitted
pss9 coilovers (front set to 3 rears set to 3) but have tried every setting possible
also had the ride hieght set from low to high and medium now on medium

when driving along at say 30mph in town the front "bobbles" for want of a better word like a bloody milk float
and the tyres seem to ware ok

the ride is ok a bit harder than the wr sport kit the car came with tbh i should have stuck with the prodrive kit but i was led to believe the difference would be biblical not seen it yet i am going to have to get powerstation to get it sorted they are the best out there in my opinion for chassis work i drove there white sti with this kit on prior to the ast movement that car was like a gocart

any advice would be appreciated i have spent near 50k on this motor and am trying to get it finished but pennies are getting short and wedding bells are looming gulp!!

stevet350
07 May 2006, 08:18
also when you raise boost to 1.5 and gun it the car shoots tramlines right with the torque this i am told is down to set up of the shockers ??? any ideas folks loosing the will to live

tath
07 May 2006, 12:08
I see you're in Cheltenham so you can probably see http://www.powerstation.org.uk/ from where you're sitting. Problem solved ;)

Mark A
07 May 2006, 15:44
I'm not a fan of the low speed handling and mine does not inspire confidence on bumpy roads, but once on the track it seems to work well.

If the AST had been around then I would not have bought the Bilsteins

911
08 May 2006, 18:01
Take it to Powerstation.

The damping is not in line with the spring rates.
Torque steer?

I have a similar suspension to you but with superb AST's and 407 bhp x 380 lbft and zero torque steer.
Something loose down there?

another reason to treat yourself to a morning with Powerstation, Andy or Curtis.

job done.

Graham

stevet350
08 May 2006, 20:10
cheers mate were you at prescot this weekend think i saw you on the tewkesbury round about in the white caged beast from the east nice if you were how did you get on? i am running similar power well 390bhp 356lb ft on wrc rollers the car is my passion i am sure you know what i meen thanks for your reply
regards steve

Mark A
08 May 2006, 20:11
Best not ask

911
09 May 2006, 18:13
Yes it was me!
I didn't see you quickly enough (mind on other friggin' things) so sorry if appeared rude.

Mark: Bloody right.

Graham :norty:

stevet350
09 May 2006, 20:24
sorry!!!

stevet350
09 May 2006, 20:36
i live 10 minutes from that hill climb its bloody hard driven it in anger many times for fun never against the clock what happened nothing serious i hope?

Mark A
09 May 2006, 21:14
He/car was beaten by an Evo (and a 25 year old sunbeam). Have a read of Graham's thread in projects

911
09 May 2006, 22:32
Thanks Mark!
:norty:

Mark A
09 May 2006, 22:49
Sorry Graham didn't think you would come back to this. I'm confident that your performance will improve.

May be you and the car need somthing new, try a sprint, car might be better suited away from the tight bends and steep hills etc

911
10 May 2006, 07:33
I've over it now.

The upset is really the Lotus Sunbeam.
600Kg and an all-steel 2.6 on slicks.

The driver is 35 years old and raced serious motorbikes untill he fell off about 4 years ago, so he walks on water too!

The EVO is simply a target!

Graham
:D

stevet350
11 May 2006, 19:14
sorted out the springs were wrong and set it up to the whiteline settings sweet dial in like a go cart thanks for your help nice one

Mark A
11 May 2006, 22:46
Do you know the rates? and was it mainly the rears at fault?

stevet350
12 May 2006, 05:36
unsure on the spring rates mate they wer changed for some mildly softer eibach items and all 4 wheels were out of line i once drove a 911 and the car now feels just like that by way of exact steering no understeer at all i am now wearing gods slippers when i drive the car and the point were she starts to let go is massively different thats what i have been waiting for all i need now are some big stoppers and its finished will be going down the ap 6 pot route


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