Scoobyworld Handling Pack 1
08 October 2012, 09:23 PM
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Thinking of getting the below kit from Scoobyworld around £700 fitted. Would you recommend this?
My STI does feel light and not 'grounded' at speed (120+ on private rd) would this kit help??
Whiteline 22mm adjustable Rear Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline 24mm adjustable Front Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
4 Wheel laser Alignment
many thanks..
My STI does feel light and not 'grounded' at speed (120+ on private rd) would this kit help??
Whiteline 22mm adjustable Rear Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline 24mm adjustable Front Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
4 Wheel laser Alignment
many thanks..
09 October 2012, 12:49 PM
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Whats your current geometry settings? Might be something amiss there.
Same goes for the tyres - what brand are you running and what pressures?
I'd also consider uprating the droplinks if uprating the anti roll bars as this will give a more accurate transfer of loading between suspension movement and bar movement.
Same goes for the tyres - what brand are you running and what pressures?
I'd also consider uprating the droplinks if uprating the anti roll bars as this will give a more accurate transfer of loading between suspension movement and bar movement.
09 October 2012, 10:05 PM
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Whats your current geometry settings? Might be something amiss there.
Same goes for the tyres - what brand are you running and what pressures?
I'd also consider uprating the droplinks if uprating the anti roll bars as this will give a more accurate transfer of loading between suspension movement and bar movement.
Same goes for the tyres - what brand are you running and what pressures?
I'd also consider uprating the droplinks if uprating the anti roll bars as this will give a more accurate transfer of loading between suspension movement and bar movement.
Assuming your drop links are not the composite dog bone (front) / C shaped (rear) links then the stock items are actually pretty decent so I personally wouldn't bother with those.
09 October 2012, 11:52 PM
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Thinking of getting the below kit from Scoobyworld around £700 fitted. Would you recommend this?
My STI does feel light and not 'grounded' at speed (120+ on private rd) would this kit help??
Whiteline 22mm adjustable Rear Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline 24mm adjustable Front Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
4 Wheel laser Alignment
many thanks..
My STI does feel light and not 'grounded' at speed (120+ on private rd) would this kit help??
Whiteline 22mm adjustable Rear Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline 24mm adjustable Front Anti Roll bar and poly bushes
Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
4 Wheel laser Alignment
many thanks..
ARBSs more to do with roll in corners and ALK about reducing understeer, particularly in tight bends.
Always a good idea to have alignment checked, but I don't think any of the rest of the above would resolve your issue.
10 October 2012, 10:26 AM
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To be fair mate, that sounds more like aerodynamics than suspension!
ARBSs more to do with roll in corners and ALK about reducing understeer, particularly in tight bends.
Always a good idea to have alignment checked, but I don't think any of the rest of the above would resolve your issue.
ARBSs more to do with roll in corners and ALK about reducing understeer, particularly in tight bends.
Always a good idea to have alignment checked, but I don't think any of the rest of the above would resolve your issue.
,straight after i changed on coilovers but i added stage 1 kit too
now is not bad but i need yet roll centre kit, new arms and links.
with 700 quid You should do coilovers and allingment
11 October 2012, 12:07 AM
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fast road geometey on your current setup and you'll feel the difference straight away. All the mods listed will be beneficial only on the track. dont get the coils for the road, you will regrett it...
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