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Old 25-04-2009
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Hi,
Can somebody please explain to me how to adjust the caster on a xxx cr, and what it actually does? I have had a look on various setup sheets but don't get how to do it or what it does.

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The car comes with 30deg as standard, you can get 25deg castor blocks which will make the front more aggressive on initial turn in.
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Cheers. Sounds like I need to get myself some of those!
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Ive heard that if you sell pat your spare threaded shocks your car will handle a lot better....
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Ha ha ha. You have got shocks on yours, they just need oil!
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They had oil in them,the problem is keeping the oil in....
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