[s-cars] Suspension/steering stiffness question
Igor Kessel
KBATPO at comcast.net
Sat Apr 8 21:03:53 EDT 2006
Ivan Demkovitch wrote:
> Igor,
>
> You've seen pictures, too. I guess this new lifestyle makes your memory shorter :-)
Ivan,
I left that "other" forum a while ago..
You're right aboiut the lifestyle though. A fulltime job, a biz and a 6
mos old son leave me about 4 hours of sleep daily. The only service my
cars get these days is oil changes.
> Well. Taka gave me excellent advice. I think I will do exactly what he said.
> I will take my car to race shop and weight 4 corners after what I will re-valve my Bilsteins
> for my car weight and H&R springs. Will be custom deal cheaper then new shocks.
> I don't have receipts, warranty won't fly for me..
I second that advice. Bilsteins can be easily revalved to spec.
> I connected servotronic as I tried Tom's Green S6 and loved it. It's funny but I think steering is too heavy on my car.
> May be it's because I don't have that feedback..
Are you saying that the steering feels too heavy with the servotronic
connected???
> See.. I have another weird artifact. When pulling out of driveway backwards (I have slope) I hear this "spring" noise from left rear.
> It sounds like an old mattress. I can also hear it when push on left rear corner. Even when car parked on a even pavement it doesn' sit evenly. One corner seem to be lower then another.
Yes indeed sounds like the left camber link is done. Mine recently
started to sqeal on one side so I replaced both.
> I also have some play in drive line. Engine mounts or tranny mounts..
Most likely the engine mounts. The righ one is prolly cooked 'coz it
sits right under the turbo. Don't bother with the transmission mounts. I
removed mine and put them back. Unlike the ones in the old type-44
(a.k.a. "seledka" ) the ones in the UrS are built like a tank and will
outlast the car.
> Anyway. Garage project is on a finish stretch. In a month or two I will have shiny BendPak on a shiny epoxy floor.
I hate you :)
Which one have you decided to get: the two post type or the scissor type?
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Igor Kessel
two turbo quattros
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