WIM geo in Scotland
WIM geo in Scotland
30-03-2017, 10:07 PM
You're still going to have tyre wear issues because of the amount of camber you're running, but I think you are prepared for this.
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30-03-2017, 10:07 PM #32Lol I'm not suprised you've seen a difference Ormi, those original settings were an absolute disaster !
You're still going to have tyre wear issues because of the amount of camber you're running, but I think you are prepared for this.
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31-03-2017, 11:25 AM
Basically the question is, an i better off getting the tyres changed before or after i get the set up done, or wont it matter?
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One other thing, i have two brand new tyres on the rear and 2 fairly worn ones on the front, will the thread depth alter the cars characteristics on the geo machine?
Basically the question is, an i better off getting the tyres changed before or after i get the set up done, or wont it matter?
31-03-2017, 11:39 AM
John G One other thing, i have two brand new tyres on the rear and 2 fairly worn ones on the front, will the thread depth alter the cars characteristics on the geo machine?
Basically the question is, an i better off getting the tyres changed before or after i get the set up done, or wont it matter?
It doesn't really matter. If you keep those tyres, it's just that the pattern of wear may be slightly different if the geo was out before - e.g. if they were wearing a lot more on the inside, that should stop with the geo at WIM settings, and from then onwards the wear will be even.
If you got new tyres and then the geo done, then you should hopefully get even wear through the whole life of the tyre.
If you change the tyres after getting the geo done, it's not going to affect your geo itself.
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31-03-2017, 11:39 AM #34John G One other thing, i have two brand new tyres on the rear and 2 fairly worn ones on the front, will the thread depth alter the cars characteristics on the geo machine?
Basically the question is, an i better off getting the tyres changed before or after i get the set up done, or wont it matter?
It doesn't really matter. If you keep those tyres, it's just that the pattern of wear may be slightly different if the geo was out before - e.g. if they were wearing a lot more on the inside, that should stop with the geo at WIM settings, and from then onwards the wear will be even.
If you got new tyres and then the geo done, then you should hopefully get even wear through the whole life of the tyre.
If you change the tyres after getting the geo done, it's not going to affect your geo itself.
IS200 Turbo project now just about complete ! See my thread here and leave your comments.
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