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Hi everybody,
I have a query regarding clearance between the top of the front tyres and the body. On my Aero, there is a difference(1-2 cm) if you compare left and right side. Is this something that can be ajusted? or is it a problem with a spring or a damper?
Thank you for your help
Chris
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I aint that familier with the set up on the aero but if it was a normal coil spring set up and it is only a minor amount it could be broken spring, some people look to the middle of the coil expecting the break but for a small margin like a CM or 2 it could be the last coil at the top or bottom !! i assume you have checked the obviouse, like soft tyres
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On the s1 it should be pretty adjustable - it's all rose jointed suspension and I would assume the shocks are adjustable.
I would take it to the factory or your dealer to get it properly set up perhaps...
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Thank you for your advice! I will check it.
Chris
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