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sassyminx

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:29

thanks for ure help, im sure ill have loads more soon!!!!


Adam-D

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:25

a good adjustable suspension kit and leave the bushes alone see what it handles like
then if you want it stiffer buy new std bushes as the originals will be worn try it then
its trial and error to what you prefer


sassyminx

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:25

at wot speed does it go tho, im used to driving a vectra and i tended to whack that round corners like there was no tomoro and i never lost it once, just want the corsa to handle round corners!!


Adam-D

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:21

mine has non gsi anti roll bars and it roll understeers progresivly so i know when its gonna go and have time to do somthing about it
hence not ending up in a tree


sassyminx

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:21

so is that a no then??? lol uve confused me now!!! all i want is the handling to be better than it is atm, i need to get it and see how bad it actually is, any other ideas wot can help?


LukeGSi

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:20

mine handles like a sack of shit at the moment because my shocks are on the way out, hopefully get them sorted VERY soon tho :D


PaulW

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:18

ad it will understeer in the dry aswell if its got enough power, will be a bitch in the wet though :lol:

remove the anti-roll bar & just replace the bushes on the rear, the struts & suspension bitties, might help compensate the understeer :boggle:


Adam-D

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:16

quote:
Originally posted by Stuckey
we don't know so fit em and see


pmsl :lol:

my answer was better in the wet it will understeer
and it will be bumpy as fuck


LukeGSi

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:15

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
any litle components that dont like being rattle to fuck will fail eventually


i have this problem dammit :mad:


Stuckey

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:14

we don't know so fit em and see


Adam-D

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:13

quote:
Originally posted by sassyminx
quote:
Originally posted by Marc D
try it and see


:rolleyes:


yeah :rolleyes:


itll be stiff as fuck rattle you bout the place and understeer like fuck in the wet
is that a better answer :)also any litle components that dont like being rattle to fuck will fail eventually


sassyminx

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:07

quote:
Originally posted by Marc D
try it and see


:rolleyes:


Marc D

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:07

try it and see


sassyminx

 posted on 16th Feb 04 at 13:06

how efffective would polyurethane bushes and a strut brace be on a gsi ???? i want the handling to be as solid as possible, am gettin koni's as soon as ive got enough cash:thumbs: