Loose Handling
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Loose Handling
My 1996 - 993 C2 has handling problems. I have Billstien HD M033 springs. The car has been aligned. The car sloose (not planted) in the rear. I have had others drive it and everyone feels the rear end is loose. I drove another 993 back to back with mine and my car is nowhere near as stable as the other 993.
Any comments, suggestions or ideas.
Any comments, suggestions or ideas.
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Weathergirl
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Kinematic toe. Had the same problem after an alignment from a very good shop but they didn't have the KT gauge. If it's wrong, the outside rear tire won't toe in when the suspension is compressed, which makes the back end feel really loose.
Or maybe bushings if it's really high mileage.
Or maybe bushings if it's really high mileage.
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Kinematic toe. Had the same problem after an alignment from a very good shop but they didn't have the KT gauge. If it's wrong, the outside rear tire won't toe in when the suspension is compressed, which makes the back end feel really loose.
Or maybe bushings if it's really high mileage.
Or maybe bushings if it's really high mileage.
#6
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Your kinematic toe settings are off.
This doesn't affect tire wear like incorrect camber or static toe settings. You'll need to find someone who is very knowledgable about 993's and owns the KT guage needed to align these cars.
This doesn't affect tire wear like incorrect camber or static toe settings. You'll need to find someone who is very knowledgable about 993's and owns the KT guage needed to align these cars.