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• Change a ball joint and a damper
  ...e. Lower the jack supporting the car to it’s minimum position and jack the suspension to the measurement at step 1. This is to ensure the damper is in it’s cor Step 28. With the suspension under compression tighten the lower ball joint nut to 45NM (S1 55Nm). If yo
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• Change a balljoint and damper
  ...e. Lower the jack supporting the car to it’s minimum position and jack the suspension to the measurement at step 1. This is to ensure the damper is in it’s cor Step 28. With the suspension under compression tighten the lower ball joint nut to 45NM. If you only hav
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• Change a ball joint
  * With the suspension under compression tighten the lower ball joint nut to 45NM. (Lotus service [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Steering Rack Gaiter Replacement
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Change wishbone bushes
  ...ust taking out the wishbone bolts and sliding the wishbones out. All other suspension and brake components can remain in place. Only the brake pipe clamps need t ...ed loosely. The bolts cannot be torque tightened at this stage because the suspension needs to be loaded and sitting at normal ride height otherwise the bushes w
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• Tyres - S1
  ...ars.com/gb/ownership/wheelsbrakes-suspension Lotus Cars - Wheels, Brakes & Suspension] page.
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• Jacking points
  The green arrow points to where I place axle stands - this means that the suspension and springs compress onto the bump stops and support the car.
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• S2 Track Modifications
  ===5. Suspension=== ...f lock and high slip angles for safe predictable understeery fun, time for suspension ? Well if you eventually want to fit cut slick tyres and actually use thei
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• Suspension - Evora
  This page aims to cover the Evoras basic suspension arrangement, revisions made to it over the course of the models lifecycle, The Lotus Evora features double wishbone suspension all round, however unlike the Elise and Exige the Evoras wishbones are made
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• Life Expectancy of Bilstein Dampers
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Geo Setups
  ...e car more stable and apparently the elise toes in more at the rear as the suspension compresses. Rear toe out causes the rear to steer out from the corner, redu 2. If you are going to DIY you must have the relevant S1 or S2 service manual suspension sections. Setting castor and camber is straightforward as a caster washer a
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• Chassis development
  front suspension. You’ve lifted the car, removed the back again! The suspension needs to settle, and
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• Drag
  ...car's bodywork, and to fill the hole left by the vehicle, it's tires, it's suspension and protrusions (ie. mirrors, roll bars). If you have witnessed the Le Mans
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• Ride height
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Toe alignment using straight edges
  To enjoy the benefit of Lotus suspension and its cornering ability it is important that the wheels actually point in [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Track rod end
  ....php/index.html/_/faqwiki/suspension/suspension-refresh-r464 External MLOC Suspension refresh]
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• Ohlins settings
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Nitron DIY refurbing
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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• Weight reduction
  === Steering/Suspension ===
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• Lotus Racing Exige V6 Performance Parts
  [[Category:Suspension]]
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