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Re: diff ratio and wheel size.
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Replaced my 4.11 to 3.89 diff. Now I can stay longer in each gears..,

Posted on: 2017/6/14 3:18
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Hi all.
Too much negative offset front wheel will effect the handling?

Posted on: 2017/7/26 6:10

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I think no. The most negative offset that will fit is not very much. Skinny tires will affect the handling more than the offset change

Posted on: 2017/7/27 7:04
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my front strut is from bluebird 910. which is already widen the front track + 13x7" deepdish wheel + w50 ball joint. rear wheels track is much shorter.

in parking, if i press the brake and turn the steering wheel, its almost impossible to turn.
I feel oversteer effect in cornering, even i don't step on gas pedal.

front: bluebird standard oil absorber + progressive/dual rate coil spring from B310 EGI
rear: sunny B11(130y) standard gas absorber + progressive/dual rate coil spring from B310 EGI

anything wrong with these set up? or do i need a good wheel alignment ?

Posted on: 2017/7/28 7:50
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For front, I welded the spring seat 1inch lower. For rear is standard height. Different height will make the car tail happy.?

Posted on: 2017/7/28 11:29
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In my experience lowering the front of a car 1" has not caused oversteer or any noticeable handling problem

YES, make sure the toe-in is within specification. You can set that yourself. If it solves the problem no need for a full alignment

Posted on: 2017/7/29 5:07
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alright. thanks.

btw my tire size is 175/70/13.

Posted on: 2017/7/31 6:57
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i removed rear sway bar to paint it white. while driving without rear swaybar, i can notice significant reduce in over steer. feel like the car no more tail happy.

# 23mm holly rear sway bar. came with b310 egi.

Posted on: 2017/9/12 16:51
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