You'd be surprised how few find a white estate car to be photogenic. It just doesn't look quick enough for action shots. I'll have a sift through the ones I have.ESL wrote:I'm still worried there may not actually be a problem. Is this the only photo with the front lifting? Theres 1000s of photos of your car on line from all the events you do!
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Here are the ones I directed Zak to which resulted in him suggesting to stiffen the front. Taken at Abingdon in June:
Pix are on pages 47 & 48. Bit long winded to get there
http://www.rallygallery.com/index.html
then click on galleries - event images - 2007 season - Abingdon Motorsport Carnival - Sprint event. Pages 47 & 48
Snetterton in Feb this year with BP. Looks like I'm wrong again :oops:

Taken at Debden in July this year

Pix are on pages 47 & 48. Bit long winded to get there
http://www.rallygallery.com/index.html
then click on galleries - event images - 2007 season - Abingdon Motorsport Carnival - Sprint event. Pages 47 & 48
Snetterton in Feb this year with BP. Looks like I'm wrong again :oops:

Taken at Debden in July this year

Handle every stressful situation like a dog. If you can't eat it or hump it, piss on it and walk away!
Rears are on max neg. camber which is just over 1 deg. I'll need adjustable lateral arms and topmounts for any more.ESL wrote:The lower one looks similar to the attitude mine takes. A touch more neg camber on the rear perhaps?
Handle every stressful situation like a dog. If you can't eat it or hump it, piss on it and walk away!