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Old 10-02-2007, 08:51 PM
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Does anyone know what the correct / best front toe settings should be for a 4be Saff (TwinCam non-Cossie) with poly front bushes (I know it should make no difference, but...)?

It has always "scuffed" on the road surface on full-lock, forwards and backwards as if the wheels are slipping when manouvering. Back it off a 1/4 turn and it is fine. It is currently set @ static parallel. I will be lowering it @ some point from standard 4wd Cossie height springs to -25mm, so will be wanting to set it up again @ that time. I will also be shimming the rear-end @ the same time back to standard specs, if that helps.
Old 11-02-2007, 07:09 AM
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I think you will find they will all do this on full lock, mine does, set parrallel.
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You can change it so it does not though. Mine never used to when I was running lousy Continental tyres, only once I changed to the Bridgestone S-02. I believe Mike or someone similar has the specs or would know what they should be.
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