DV,
I fitted camber adjusting shims which were little plastic wedges I
think they are on the www.britcot.com website. Did not seem to make
a big difference but my steering has always been pretty light - but
then again I am in the world of TDs, TRs and Healeys so my light
maybe your heavy. Using power steering rather destroys ones notion
of he-man steering
At 09:52 AM 4/7/2013 -0400, dannyvarnado@cox.net wrote:
>Anyone have any experience with Castor adjustment shims or negative
>camber control arms?
>I have a '76 MGB that has been lowered front and back, has a 3/4"
>front sway bar and 15 " wheels
>with radial tires. The car is a daily driver and handles great on
>the interstate but the steering is very heavy
>at speed on winding roads. Looking for suggestions on improving the
>handling and ride quality.
>Tks.
>DV
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Barrie
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