Quick GEO question?
Quick GEO question?
Does the GEO need to be set differently depending on the set up of the car? what I mean is if the cars stock would the GEO be same as if it had been lowered or had 18's on or does it need to be altered depending on future mods, if that makes sense:confused1:
Putting 18" wheels on your car shouldn't affect the geo. Lowering it means you need to "recover" the geo after the lowering, i.e. set it back to the proper geo settings.
Other factors can possibly put the geo out slightly, e.g. fitting uprated ARBs can make it stiffer and possibly sit a bit differently.
However, what I think you may be asking is that if the car is lowered, the actual geo settings that you set it to can be slightly different, e.g. the IS200 can take more negative camber if it is lowered.
the settings would be different,as when lowered it changes castor and camber angles and all the other associated stuff.
but to low and your stuffed:thumbdown:
Ok cheers so when I get mine done soon to stock settings (WIM not Lex) if I get coilcovers to lower it'll need doin again depending on the drop?
Yes, if you alter the ride height then the geo will be altered significantly, and then the geo will need recovering to get it back into the correct range.
Thought so, cheers.
For the modified chassis the OEM suggested positions are redundant. As a calibrator i have to know what modifications have been made and what intentions there are for the car. Born from this a unique chassis set-up needs to evolve in order to compliment the mods.
Was there not a post before on the *** that said you can get something to help you do the GEO if the car had been lowered . I seam to remember something but not sure what.
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wheels-inmotion For the modified chassis the OEM suggested positions are redundant. As a calibrator i have to know what modifications have been made and what intentions there are for the car. Born from this a unique chassis set-up needs to evolve in order to compliment the mods.
wheels-inmotion For the modified chassis the OEM suggested positions are redundant. As a calibrator i have to know what modifications have been made and what intentions there are for the car. Born from this a unique chassis set-up needs to evolve in order to compliment the mods.
The OEM (Lexus) settings are rubbish for an unmodified car - poor handling and uneven tyre wear. The WIM settings will be much, much better, even for a standard car.