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A9.2 Adjust the preload on the rear
springs until both front wheels lift at the
same time.
Increase the preload on the rear wheel
diagonally across from the front wheel that
lifts earlier, and decrease the preload on
the rear wheel diagonally across from the
front wheel that lifts last. Adjust both rear
springs equally but in opposite amounts,
otherwise you will change the rear ride
height.
Example: If the front right wheel lifts earlier, increase the preload on the
rear left spring, and decrease the preload on the rear right spring.
A9.3 Reconnect the rear anti-roll bar, and
check for tweak again by lifting the front
end of the car.
For example, if one front wheel lifts before
the other, the rear anti-roll bar is tweaked.
Adjust the length of one or both rear anti-
roll bar pushrods until both front wheels lift
at the same time.
Check for tweak from the rear of the
car
A9.4 Lift and drop the rear end of the car
a few cm’s to let the suspension settle.
Place a sharp tool underneath the chassis
at its middle point, and lift the rear end. If
one rear wheel lifts before the other, the
front of the car is tweaked.
A9.5 Adjust the preload on the front
springs until both rear wheels lift at the
same time.
Increase the preload on the front wheel
diagonally across from the rear wheel that
lifts earlier, and decrease the preload on
the front wheel diagonally across from the
rear wheel that lifts last. Adjust both front
springs equally but in opposite amounts,
otherwise you will change the front ride
height.
Example: If the rear right wheel lifts earlier, increase the preload on the
front left spring, and decrease the preload on the front right spring.
A9.6 Reconnect the front anti-roll bar, and check for tweak again by
lifting the rear end of the car.
For example, if one rear wheel lifts before the other, the front anti-roll
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