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Old 08-01-2007, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 400TT
Gee, I just totally ignored Series 1. Didn't think anyone would be using them now. Well I suppose not on purpose anyway.

Everything I said above applies to series 2/3.

There is a variation in lower arm designs within Series 2 as well. Which I have just recently found out. Same with tie rod lever arms. Makes finding matching parts a pain. It's ok if you are just buying a complete front set.
And the uprights are slightly different.

But....knowing these differences can make setting the front geometry a little easier.

ie....If you want to reduce caster if using the series 11 uppers then use a series 1 lower arm. This swop will also increase neg camber but it's easier with the shims.

If you have series 1 lowers and want to increase caster then change to series 11 lowers.

If you have series 1 uppers you can swop them to increase/decrease caster.

Keep in mind that most kit manufacturers copy the Jag geometry...problem is a jag weighs 4832Lbs(2192 Kg).

So a bit of fiddling is needed for our lighter cars.
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