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GTM Libra suspension set up
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Matty H
Part built GTM
Joined: Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:11 pm Posts: 114
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 GTM Libra suspension set up
I have changed all my rear suspension ball joints and think I have got it set up wrong can anyone tell me what castor,camber and toe in it should be set at.
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| Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:03 pm |
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roger
Looking like a GTM
Joined: Sat Feb 14, 2009 6:06 pm Posts: 181
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 Re: GTM Libra suspension set up
Front
1mm combined toe out. 145mm ride height tyre 195/45 r16 22psi ARB 2 from fully hard
Rear
3mm combined toe in -1 camber each wheel 160mm ride height tyre 225/45 r16 24psi ARB fully soft
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| Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:56 pm |
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bob snooks (835)
Looking like a GTM
Joined: Sat Sep 29, 2007 3:45 pm Posts: 207 Location: SL2 4JW
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 Re: GTM Libra suspension set up
You need to start by setting the inboard ball joints to 39mm from the threaded tube to the centre of the ball joint.
Then depending on what gearbox you have, measure from the gearbox [where the driveshaft enters the gearbox] to the centre of the first bolt on the bottom ball joint.
PG1 Gearbox [1800 VVC] 343mm nearside, 625mm offside. R65 Gearbox [1400] 375mm '' 560mm ''
You can then set the camber and toe-in to what you prefer.
I run 2mm combined toe-in on the front [I tried toe-out,didn't like it, and I haven't got anti-roll bars], -1.5 camber and 4mm combined toe-in rear. Tyre pressure 17psi front, 21 rear [and I'm going to try going lower].
I've got a set of gauge's and slide plate's, so I'm always playing with settings.
Good luck, have fun setting up.
Bob S.
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| Wed Aug 26, 2009 6:30 pm |
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