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Hit an unmarked speedbump

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YOUR RESEARCHHit an unmarked speedbump

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Adjust caster

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With stock control arms you cannot adjust caster.

Hit an unmarked speedbump
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Adjust on my porsche

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I have an appointment with an alignment shop he told me that caster was not something that could be adjusted on my Porsche.

Hit an unmarked speedbump
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Adjust caster

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Suggestion

With stock control arms you cannot adjust caster.

Hit an unmarked speedbump

Adjust on my porsche

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Suggestion · Original poster

I have an appointment with an alignment shop he told me that caster was not something that could be adjusted on my Porsche.

Hit an unmarked speedbump
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Upon leaving a Porsche event, i drove over an unmarked speedbump, then I heard sounds coming from the wheel wells. I looked and found the inner fender had moved against the tire. I was able to restore it to its original shape and anchored it . Drove the car and still hear the noise and feel a bit of feedback from the tires. I took the car to a shop to have them see if they could see any damaged parts in the front end, they could not, but said to get an alignment . I have an appointment with an alignment shop he told me that caster was not something that could be adjusted on my Porsche. That surprises me, and I thought that might be what could be wrong. But what do I know? I just hope it takes care of the noise.

POST 2Original post

With stock control arms you cannot adjust caster.

POST 3Original post

If the control arm fork is bent it will shift the castor. I suspect this ir a toe link is bent.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 18247851

I�d be looking at suspension mount points. It must have been one hell of a hit to buckle a fender liner.

POST 5Original post

Dang how fast were you going when you hit the speed bump?

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