Is negative camber bad for your car?
Excessive negative camber can cause the wheels to tramline, or follow cracks in the road. It also worsens acceleration and braking in a straight line. The vehicle is often too sensitive to the crown of the road (curvature designed for water drainage to the sides of the road).
Is negative camber good for handling?
A negative camber setting can provide increased handling during heavy cornering. However, it generally reduces the contact surface between the tires and the road surface during straight ahead driving. Positive camber may be ideal for off-road vehicles such as large agricultural tractors.
Is the VW Jetta 2.0L A TDI car?
This 2013 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0L TDI built by XDP functions as a economical daily driver. Currently pulling in over 50 highway MPG and featuring upgrades like an AFE exhaust and intake system it’s easy to see why these cars are a popular commuter of choice for diesel enthusiasts across the country!
Which is better VW Jetta 01J or 02j?
With the 02J five-speed manual being a much more reliable option than the four-speed 01M automatic offered in the ’99-’03 Jetta TDI’s, most enthusiasts row their own gears. However, as soon as the first nozzle upgrade is performed the OEM clutch can begin to slip.
What kind of ECU does a VW Jetta have?
Below, we’ll explore some of the most proven aftermarket parts available for these loveable little TDI’s. The quickest, easiest way to wake up the ALH 1.9L TDI diesel in ’99-’03 Jettas is to reprogram the ECU. Big names in the tuning game for these cars are Kerma TDI, Malone Tuning, Rocket Chip Performance and TD Tuning.
Which is the best nozzle for a VW Jetta?
A more moderate nozzle upgrade (also from Kerma TDI) is the DLC 1019 nozzle, which can yield as much as 60 additional horsepower (at the wheels) and 110 lb-ft over stock with the factory turbo still feeding the engine.