do these work?
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i keep seeing these advertised on ebay. i thought the bump steer was to do with the top arm angle and wheel offset? (amongst other things)

so simple question do they work?
it seems its a big claim to match the big price tag

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[quote=fab,8th Oct, 2010]fuck off

nolthing to do with wheels ofset thats for sure.

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YES! they work and are no diffrent to the satandard set up But ......... they are WELL! engineered and over the top in my opinion

having said that carls right as always

But again .. if you have the money..?

without getting one in my hand and having a measure so see if the drop hasa been altered, i'm going to guess that they are dimentionally the same as standard and there for do what they say on the tin, as a standard mini setup[ front sus pick up point not moved] does not suffer any degree of bump steer in my experience,

having said all thaT MIGLIAS HAVE A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF TRAVEL SO BUMP STEER WOULD BE MINIMISED ANYWAY, AND IF YOU EVER PUT THEM ON A RALLY CAR YOU'D SOON KNOW IF THEY WORKED OR NOT, opps caps,sorry,

there are cheaper ways to sort out your bump steer,

dont confuse bump steer with torque steer folks

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I measured the bump steer on my mini once, as Carl says, fook all.

It didn't stop some idiots on MF trying to tell me that they had loads and that bigger offset wheels increase it.

Bumpsteer, like lag, is a much misunderstood term.

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