Does anyone have Mina Gallery springs installed?
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Just curious what you guys are doing, to get the rear camber back in spec, when you lower the car. My '09 XF Luxury, with the stock springs in place, has the rear camber right on the edge of being in spec. Another .5-.75" drop, and the camber will be too far negative...... FWIW, the previous car, a Lincoln LS, had the same issue.
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The XF rear doesn't have any camber adjustment, and AFAIK there is nothing you can do to fix this other than maybe installing an after-market camber adjustment kit, and I'm not sure such a thing even exists for the XF.
I fitted Eibach lowered springs to my old XFS, and the resultant increase in negative camber caused the inner edges of my rear tyres to wear very quickly.
The Eibachs dropped it 1.2" at the front and 1" at the rear and really improved the stance and handling, and the ride was only a tiny bit harder.
I have considered getting a set for my XFR, but I'm a little worried that it might stuff up the active suspension (error codes etc), and I don't really want excessive wear on the inner edges again, so I've decided against it.
I fitted Eibach lowered springs to my old XFS, and the resultant increase in negative camber caused the inner edges of my rear tyres to wear very quickly.
The Eibachs dropped it 1.2" at the front and 1" at the rear and really improved the stance and handling, and the ride was only a tiny bit harder.
I have considered getting a set for my XFR, but I'm a little worried that it might stuff up the active suspension (error codes etc), and I don't really want excessive wear on the inner edges again, so I've decided against it.
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The charger whine is now much louder!!! Three things........
1. Remove the intake snorkel chambers and blank them off.
2. Get some k&n panel filters
3. Cut most of the bottom of the air boxes off
Result is some serious charger noise, and on a few rolling road session with my Quick silver exhaust and straight through center pipe more hp!!!
1. Remove the intake snorkel chambers and blank them off.
2. Get some k&n panel filters
3. Cut most of the bottom of the air boxes off
Result is some serious charger noise, and on a few rolling road session with my Quick silver exhaust and straight through center pipe more hp!!!
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