Polo GTI, Rear Toe Out Shim Ajusters.

[Chrisuk-polo]

Mate i might let you have my set. As i have that many things on the go for my car and need the cash...... Ill get a price of shipping to UK as this was a one off batch apparently.

cheers buddy

[Kai]

wouldnt have to do with the way you drive the thing.

And im no mechanic (obviously) but wouldnt making the wheels run straighter (i guess is the best way to describe it) be a better thing???

yeah. But i dont go mountain running that often. If i do. Its fast and hard. But probably once a month.

I get 40000k's out of my tyres. Some people on here get 10000k's. ha.

But i do agree that id be up there in the most thrashed area..

[mikepologti]

yeah. But i dont go mountain running that often. If i do. Its fast and hard. But probably once a month.

I get 40000k's out of my tyres. Some people on here get 10000k's. ha.

But i do agree that id be up there in the most thrashed area..

lmao i think im down there in the, pamper the sh#t out of my car area,....oh well atleast whoevers going to get my car after selling it is getting a good deal, just clicked over 2500kms and the car is nearly 4 months old.

[seangti]

so to raise an old thread. The people that have tried these, how's it all going? Is it worth doing? All thoughts are welcome.

When Eddy started the thread, he mentioned having experienced considerable rear tyre wear when tracking the car. Now that I've done a few, I haven't experienced this, it seems to be quite consistent, marginally more on the front which is understandable.

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[noone]

I think its good, its a nice to have rather than a need to have.

Not really worth spending your money on this unless you have done a few other bits.

The toe is there to make the car more stable, I prefer the car to track well at speed and when digging into corners, IMO you'd be better off saving for some good suspension or sways if you have not done these yet.

[VWindahouse]

so to raise an old thread. The people that have tried these, how's it all going? Is it worth doing? All thoughts are welcome.

When Eddy started the thread, he mentioned having experienced considerable rear tyre wear when tracking the car. Now that I've done a few, I haven't experienced this, it seems to be quite consistent, marginally more on the front which is understandable.

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No probs here. My last alignment read out showed they do work with exactly 3mm difference from the last!

[seangti]

I think its good, its a nice to have rather than a need to have.

Not really worth spending your money on this unless you have done a few other bits.

The toe is there to make the car more stable, I prefer the car to track well at speed and when digging into corners, IMO you'd be better off saving for some good suspension or sways if you have not done these yet.

have a set of bilsteins on the way, will also be doing the lower control arm bushes. Not adding sway bars, would like to add a front strut brace in due course. The car will be regularly tracked for the foreseeable future so balance is important, as is longetivity.

[seangti]

No probs here. My last alignment read out showed they do work with exactly 3mm difference from the last!

Did you add the shims for any particular reason? tyre wear still good, balance was good for the short run I had.