My Saxo 1.1 desire as started to camber On both rear wheels and wear the insides of the tyre down what would the problem be ? New tourgen bar ? Or somthing else?
Rear wheel camber
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saxo 1.6 8v VTR
#2New rear beam, happened mine recently -
#3how much did that come upto for you for parts ?
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#4Get a refurbed one of IM axles. -
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Bradford
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'02 VTR, '92 106 XSI 16v
#5Very common problem on saxos! You can either risk getting a second hand axle ... or personally, I would recommend a refurbed one from IM axles. Will do some damage to your wallet though...
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#6im not really looking to spend loads onit tbh i just wana get by its my first year driving coming to the end of the year and want to see what the insurance is saying about me getting a 1.4 next year costing me a bomb for 1.1 :| 2600 a year i no its a flippin rip off but it was the cheapest i could find.. even tho its now gone down to 1800 when i checked again putting the same details in as the ones i did when i got my first quotes but i dont wana lose the years no claims by swaping :/
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Maidstone
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Golf TDI
#7Refurb from IMAxles is about £350 and you need to get it fitted unless you can do it yourself.
Second hand ones vary in price but you need them to be on the car to see if there is any camber already really and most for sale have already been taken off so its a bit of a lottery. -
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Saxo VTR
#8I would advise getting a refurbed axle as a second hand one could have issues. -
#9Thanks guys
