Thank you all. I will take the door card off again, I assume I might have 
to take the f/glass panel off to fully get into the door, I did have a 
quick look before I posted the other day but will look again.
Maybe the rear wheels is an illusion then, I'd say most of the 2+2 images 
I've seen look as though they are too high on the rear with +ve camber. I 
don't have any pictures that make it really obvious but I think this one 
shows what I mean 
http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz291/marktmaguire/Quantum/a541c6a1.jpg
The car was built by the factory (I think its no. 2203) so the alloys etc 
were all factory supplied, are there records on what springs would have 
been used? Funnily enough it amazes me how soft the rear feels when you 
push on the boot, I initially thought something was knackered but the ride 
feels very good so I guess its just because it doesn't weigh as much as the 
average steel bodied car. 
The wheels could do with a spacer, I would like to replace them with 
something a little more modern with better tyre availablity, having just 
had to replace all 4 tyres I wasn't impressed with the prices but don't 
have the spare funds to go buying alloys that aren't necesarry.
Maybe I'll see if I can get some Xr2 springs and see how they sit and get 
the local tyre place to check the rear camber to see if its out/bent etc or 
just an illusion.

Mark

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