05-10-2005, 04:35 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
Posts: 168
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Originally Posted by larry
What year is the car?
Did you use the rear disc brake calipers from the new LSD diff?
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But we used the discs and callipers from my old diff, so braking performance should not be any different.
I will have a look at the bushings too, but I think those might be OK. Just in terms of "side wiggle" the rear end of my car actually feels quite firm (for a Giulia).
I don't think we're on the softest shock setting at the rear so that may also be worth looking at. I must say though that I always felt my car to be quite neutral, and since improving the rear traction there's a bit more understeer in sharper corners. In the longer sweeps the car still feels quite neutral. What's the tendency with Giulias normally - over/understeer. I'd think softening up the back would promote further understeer. Is my thinking correct?
Thanks for the advice - I'll let you know how it goes.
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