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20619d
PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:29 pm Up
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right my front tyres where buggered then replaced them then front front spring snaped so put gti 180 springs on. then few months had replace front tyres. got the car lowered and few months again it has worn the inside rite out and outside more or less fine. if got tracking dne will that sort it? please help as don't wnt wear tyres out all time
 
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Lee
PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:31 pm Up
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Tracking should always be checked when you make/change parts on the suspension set up.

If you don't want to wear out the inside of your tyres, then don't lower the car or get smaller wheels.

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too much -ve camber, so that means is too low
 
 

 

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:40 pm Up
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Lee wrote:
Tracking should always be checked when you make/change parts on the suspension set up.

If you don't want to wear out the inside of your tyres, then don't lower the car or get smaller wheels.

even when standard springs where on it did it and only got 14s on it

 
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20619d wrote:
Lee wrote:
Tracking should always be checked when you make/change parts on the suspension set up.

If you don't want to wear out the inside of your tyres, then don't lower the car or get smaller wheels.

even when standard springs where on it did it and only got 14s on it

Well its either not tracked or something is faulty.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:55 pm Up
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Lee wrote:
20619d wrote:
Lee wrote:
Tracking should always be checked when you make/change parts on the suspension set up.

If you don't want to wear out the inside of your tyres, then don't lower the car or get smaller wheels.

even when standard springs where on it did it and only got 14s on it

Well its either not tracked or something is faulty.

so get it tracked then c if does it?

 
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Might as well, only costs about £20
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Lee wrote:
Might as well, only costs about £20

ok thanks. backs fine but front not

 
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did the car pull to either side when you are driving around?
 
 

 

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Seabook wrote:
did the car pull to either side when you are driving around?

pulls to one side abit. but one tyre worn more then the other

 
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Same thing happened to mine, went and got my tracking done and the guy said it's due to having 17" alloys on when the car was designed to fit 14's, didn't take much notice though as most people on here have 17's Laughing
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KyleHaich wrote:
Same thing happened to mine, went and got my tracking done and the guy said it's due to having 17" alloys on when the car was designed to fit 14's, didn't take much notice though as most people on here have 17's Laughing

i have 14s and it killing my tyres no matter wot sus i have on

 
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