'95 WRX geometry.
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'95 WRX geometry.
Just had my cars wheel alignment done and although the steering feels better the car feels kinda loose, not like you could trust it riding hard.
Does anyone know where i can get some geometry figures for a 95 WRX Sti V2?
Does anyone know where i can get some geometry figures for a 95 WRX Sti V2?
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For my 93wrx i've always used the settings that are on the system where i take my car.
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...ing-specs.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...-settings.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...ing-specs.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...-settings.html
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Cheers mate, i did read those posts before i started this thread. I just cant see those settings been right at all. Would there be a difference from WRX settings to STi?
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seems weird that you feel it loose. is it a bit floaty or does it tramline in any way.
might be worth bombing it into a few roundabouts and see how it behaves!!! slowly at first of course!!!
hard to diagnose on here though, if in doubt, return the the alignment place and have a chat with them about it. - thats what i would do first !!
good luck
might be worth bombing it into a few roundabouts and see how it behaves!!! slowly at first of course!!!
hard to diagnose on here though, if in doubt, return the the alignment place and have a chat with them about it. - thats what i would do first !!
good luck
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To tell you the truth i think it might be more a toe in toe out issue, i cant understand why front and rear wheels have been set parallel. Its was way more planted before i took her for alignment.
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A tiny amount of toe in on the front should make it feel more secure, however parallel would be better for turn in. I believe they normally specify 1mm toe in to pre-load the wheel bearings etc.
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