ALK on a UK Scoob?
08 March 2001, 12:29 AM
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Done it on mine. Excellant results. Naff all *power-on* understeer 'cos the front hardly lifts - as they say in the brouchure.
Do it.
Dave
PS: it is not a general cure-all for all understeer issues in case you thoguht it was - just the understeer that arises from the front lifting under power.
08 March 2001, 10:50 AM
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Hi all,
I have been convinced to get bumpsteer sorted out for my UK '99 car.
Would it be worthwhile to get an ALK fitted at the same time? - I want to tune my car for track work. I have searched through the archives, but there seems to be varied opinion on the benefits of fitting an ALK.
Thanks
Sonu
I have been convinced to get bumpsteer sorted out for my UK '99 car.
Would it be worthwhile to get an ALK fitted at the same time? - I want to tune my car for track work. I have searched through the archives, but there seems to be varied opinion on the benefits of fitting an ALK.
Thanks
Sonu
08 March 2001, 04:12 PM
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Driven a Scooby with the ALK and it was great!!!! 
I'm going for this myself later in the year (had an argument with mu insurance co and they wouldn't alow the mod
). At least that way I've had a chance to guage the Bump Steer Mod by itself and then will be able to guage the Bump Steer plus ALK. Having said that, I'll also be getting uprated Anti-Roll bars and Eibachs so that may muddy the waters some what.
Do it, give Powerstation a call - you won't regret it!!!
Matt.
I'm going for this myself later in the year (had an argument with mu insurance co and they wouldn't alow the mod
). At least that way I've had a chance to guage the Bump Steer Mod by itself and then will be able to guage the Bump Steer plus ALK. Having said that, I'll also be getting uprated Anti-Roll bars and Eibachs so that may muddy the waters some what.Do it, give Powerstation a call - you won't regret it!!!
Matt.
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