Post by theancientone on Apr 26, 2017 16:28:01 GMT
Someone has suggested that our Exocet will handle better if we have the front and rear camber bolts at the same height off the ground. Having measured things until I'm pretty much blue in the face I've concluded that this would see the front ride height much greater than the rear ride height.
In other words it seems to me that with a normal ride height (10mm greater at the rear) the front and rear camber bolts are not in the same horizontal plane, and adjusting coilovers to get them in the same plane would totally screw up the ride height.
Anyone got any relevant experience of this please? Thanks.
In other words it seems to me that with a normal ride height (10mm greater at the rear) the front and rear camber bolts are not in the same horizontal plane, and adjusting coilovers to get them in the same plane would totally screw up the ride height.
Anyone got any relevant experience of this please? Thanks.