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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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I have the specs for a plus 8 and wondered if the Roadster alignment would follow the same path. Does anyone know what a Roadster's front end specs are?
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Given that in 2005 the Roadster still had front springs which are branded Morgan Plus 8 - I think you can take it they are the same.
DaveW
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I should add I just put the Suplex shocks & springs on & the car darts in curves. It's been suggested the Suplex changes the specs from the stock set up.
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Is the tracking OK? Toe out can cause darting.
And if you've changed the ride height - you may get a bit of bump steer if the track rods are not at the optimum angle.
DaveW
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That's why I'm asking around for the correct alignment. Hoping right toe in would do the trick.
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