Best setup to reduce understeer WRX?
Best setup to reduce understeer WRX?
19 February 2009, 11:24 AM
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How much do you want to spend?
Cheap starter is good alignement setup with more front -ve camber and slight toe in, stiffer rear (STI takeoff or whiteline etc) ARB and the Whiteline (or perrin etc) pro-lift (called ALK) kit - or for really budget conscious, spacers/Forester bushes.
After that its springs/camber plates/struts/coilovers/DCCD conversion in acsending cost order!
Simon
Cheap starter is good alignement setup with more front -ve camber and slight toe in, stiffer rear (STI takeoff or whiteline etc) ARB and the Whiteline (or perrin etc) pro-lift (called ALK) kit - or for really budget conscious, spacers/Forester bushes.
After that its springs/camber plates/struts/coilovers/DCCD conversion in acsending cost order!
Simon
21 February 2009, 04:54 PM
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hi there dont fit 27mm front anti roll bar 
//for track use mainly
on the scoobie start at the rear
24mm rear bar with alloy drop links
anti lift kit on the front and later 22mm bar with alloy d/links then a good geo set up .with the a.l.k you will have 0.5 deg extra caster to combat understeer . 27mm front bar is way too feirce for your needs .we run 27mm rear and 24mm front on one of our track cars along with a load of other mods to compliment the handling
depending on the money you want to spend ,this would be the cheapest route
above alk below 22mm front bar and alloy drop links for alloy arms inc newage
hope this helps cheers geo
//for track use mainly on the scoobie start at the rear
24mm rear bar with alloy drop links
anti lift kit on the front and later 22mm bar with alloy d/links then a good geo set up .with the a.l.k you will have 0.5 deg extra caster to combat understeer . 27mm front bar is way too feirce for your needs .we run 27mm rear and 24mm front on one of our track cars along with a load of other mods to compliment the handling
depending on the money you want to spend ,this would be the cheapest route
above alk below 22mm front bar and alloy drop links for alloy arms inc newage
hope this helps cheers geo
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