reduce understeer on mk3.5 fiesta?
13-09-2005, 05:43 PM
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General rule tends to be soften the slidey end.
You could try going for coilovers (£400 - £1000)
And using Fiesta Frenzy or Area Six adjustable TCAs (£250)
Uprated ARBs ( £100 )
New Bushes? (£149 for a full set)
Better tyres?
Those fiestas tend to be very understeery anyways.
You could try going for coilovers (£400 - £1000)
And using Fiesta Frenzy or Area Six adjustable TCAs (£250)
Uprated ARBs ( £100 )
New Bushes? (£149 for a full set)
Better tyres?
Those fiestas tend to be very understeery anyways.
13-09-2005, 10:11 PM
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sorry rad fezza dont have tcas
zoo wishbones will transorm the car mate
theres cheaper things out there but not up to the job
these were designed by me 5 yrs ago for short oval front wheel drive cars where the standard ones just to split open n crack
these have proved inbreakble on the track so far
£350 deliverd
zoo wishbones will transorm the car mate
theres cheaper things out there but not up to the job
these were designed by me 5 yrs ago for short oval front wheel drive cars where the standard ones just to split open n crack
these have proved inbreakble on the track so far
£350 deliverd
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14-09-2005, 08:42 AM
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As has been said zoo lower arms should sort you out, Havent actaully fitted mine yet still 
. Ive also found my quaiffe diff has vastly improved the handling aswell. Gonna sort the rear beam next on mine.
. Ive also found my quaiffe diff has vastly improved the handling aswell. Gonna sort the rear beam next on mine.
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