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swamos · May 2nd, 2003, 08:48 PM

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Originally posted by Boo
* The number on cheapest upgrade to get you car handling better is get the bloody wheels aligned properly It turned out that my S's wheels have quite a bit of "toe in" on the back wheels and one had twice that of the other. The front wheels were also not good, but not as bad as the back..

>>Whitelines Tip: Always take you new car in to make sure the wheels are properly aligned

Why, oh why won't anyone listen to me??

Always take your new car in for a wheel alignment before 1000k, or after the dealers do any suspension work. Surely with $400 tyres, you'd be crazy not to

It has just cost Snoopy two front tyres

May 2nd, 2003, 08:48 PM	#6
swamos MINI Traitor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 06:18 AM Posts: 5,542 Offline	Re: Suspension Upgrades - Part 1 (Using Aus suspension specialist) Quote: Originally posted by Boo * The number on cheapest upgrade to get you car handling better is get the bloody wheels aligned properly It turned out that my S's wheels have quite a bit of "toe in" on the back wheels and one had twice that of the other. The front wheels were also not good, but not as bad as the back.. >>Whitelines Tip: Always take you new car in to make sure the wheels are properly aligned Why, oh why won't anyone listen to me?? Always take your new car in for a wheel alignment before 1000k, or after the dealers do any suspension work. Surely with $400 tyres, you'd be crazy not to It has just cost Snoopy two front tyres Clubman less....