Both rear tyres running off on the inside, help??

YYakuza20 Mar 2012, 11:17

Hey guys and girls. As per the above mentioned problem. My tyres has 10000km and is 'gaar'. It seems to walk off almost on the side wall... Looks like suspension i9s soggy and thus sagging a bit... Or the previous owner could have bent the diff..But I dont know... Please any tips on what it can be and what I can do test etc?? Or what I must add on my shopping list??

mmario_200sx20 Mar 2012, 11:20

Your running the incorrect camber on yor tires. Take it into the tire shop and let them set it correctly.

NNIZAN-R20 Mar 2012, 12:42

camber wear yes but more like toe problem eats rubber like mad
the lower the car the more your camber and toe goes in

rratadmin20 Mar 2012, 20:31

It does sound like alignment

BBigKriss21 Mar 2012, 05:35

I think the diff is bent. Really... 😉

Public holiday and here I am posting crap at 5"30 in the morning..old wake up habits don't die hey..

YYakuza21 Mar 2012, 12:21

Thanks for the fast replies guys!! Well I'm situated in Pretoria to what places can I take the car to check or fix it??

Kind regards

CChristiaan22 Mar 2012, 17:18 · edited

Phone Hi Q next to Dastek opposite Waterkloof Airbase. Speak to Naas. They have worked on SX before. Tel 0123474003 / 0123474004. Do not tell them I refered you, because I do not get kickbacks. I was happy with the work they did for me and someone else on the forum also uses them.
A word of advice. Always go with on any testdrive any technician take your sx for.

WWhite Fang22 Mar 2012, 19:53

Tiger wheel Centurion , Speak to PAUL , They have lots of deferent setups for a S13

YYakuza25 Mar 2012, 11:11

Hey guys thanks for the input!! But I stil need some advice.....

So I changed both rear tyres coz they said I have to wheels were rotating on the steel part of the tyre... Took it for alignment, and there my problem arose.... Everything is all good and well except camber.. At the front its out with 1.3 degrees each side and the rear is out with almost 3 degrees.. So me and the technition cheked and came to the realisation that the car was probably dropped with shorter springs, cause the car sits much much lower than a standerd SX. Thus the car did not sag and they said my shocks are not kapoet..We tried at 2 different places to adjust camber and it was adjusted too MAX.

Now my big quistion is what do I doo???

First, Naas the owner said he could help me ou to get the camber right by making custom poly bushes for the camber plates and adjusting the shocks a bit(mainly the mounts to rise the car) R2000

Second, I can get nbrand new BC suspension for R9300 the ((brseries)

Thirdly, must I buy a camber set from OPR where you can only set the rear camber and rear suspension for about R3000 ..

Does some one have another option because now my new tyres are just gona where off still.. PLZ guys some input again..

ppoizenmoderator25 Mar 2012, 12:05

All you have to do is slot the hole where the camber rod adjusts

Coil overs will not help camber in the rear if you buy coils you will have but the adjustable arm set

Poly bushes will also do sweet eff all

So cheapest mod slot the holes by 5mm and you will get that extra 3deg but best would be a full suspension upgrade

BBigKriss25 Mar 2012, 19:05

poizen wrote:

All you have to do is slot the hole where the camber rod adjusts

Coil overs will not help camber in the rear if you buy coils you will have but the adjustable arm set

Poly bushes will also do sweet eff all

So cheapest mod slot the holes by 5mm and you will get that extra 3deg but best would be a full suspension upgrade

Post of the day.. agree totally, OPR has the full rear setup for R3k I think..

ddjtreble26 Mar 2012, 12:24

I'd deffinately just go with a fully adjustable alignment arm setup, not too expensive and you can do whatever you want with it. So when/if you change to coilovers you can adjust and if you start using your car on the track you can start fine tuning the settings till you are happy with how the car handles.

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