By We’re excited to announce the release of our first ever in-house upgrade for the VAG MQB chassis: Suspension Secrets Adjustable Camber Plates Volkswagen & Audi MQB. Our camber plates are a world first: they are the only aftermarket camber plates that feature adjustable camber alongside a fixed offset caster adjustment.
Tyre Failure – Graining, Tearing, Blistering and Wearing
Tyres are a very important feature of vehicle set up. This is because they are the only point of contact that your car has to the surface it is driving on. Therefore, all of your set up, corner balancing, driving techniques and coilover choices come down to the four contact
Drift Car Set Up
For those that are not familiar with drifting, it is a motorsport in which the car must maintain constant and fluid oversteer between a series of corners on a circuit whilst hitting certain clipping zones on circuit and having as much proximity with the other car as possible. A good set up can go a long way in keeping the car sliding and providing a fluid, predictable transition.
Bobby’s Build: Part 1
Interior Strip Down The first stage of most race car builds when starting with a road car is to strip out all of the unnecessary weight. Bobby’s build was no different as he took to the interior of the Mitsubishi Eclipse, pulling out everything in sight except for the door
How To Align Your Car
This section covers how to align your car track-side or in your garage and takes you through the procedure and the order of what to adjust.
Caster
What Is Caster? Caster is the measure of how far forward or behind the steering axis is to the vertical axis, viewed from the side. This is measured by drawing a line between the top and bottom pivot points of the front upright. The angle between the drawn line and
Camber Gain
What Is Camber Gain? Camber gain is the change in camber angle per amount of vertical displacement of the wheel. The most common situation is that camber will become more negative if the wheel is moved vertically upwards. Likewise, the wheel camber will become more positive if the wheel is
Camber
What Is Camber & What’s Its Purpose? Camber angle is the angle between the plane of a wheel and the vertical. It is described as positive when the top of the wheel leans outward and negative when the top of the wheel leans inward. Camber angle alters the handling characteristics