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Wheel alignment settings for weekend toy
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10/01/2009 10:59
10/01/2009 10:59
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Saint
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Have just fitted camber bolts after reading the good gains to be had. along with new wishbones/tie rod ends etc
Need to get a wheel alignment done
Car is on eibach springs so 35mm lower
What is a good setup for a toy/weekend car (ie not daily driver so I can deal with a little more tyre wear)
I am thinking about 1.25 neg camber?
but toe in etc - what's a good setup?
if it makes any difference I have the uprated rear ARB (22mm whiteline)and stiffer Osrav shocks
Cheers
Last edited by Saint; 10/01/2009 11:06.
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Re: Wheel alignment settings for weekend toy
[Re: Saint]
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10/01/2009 12:25
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Per
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Sounds like you are getting a very nice handling Coupe!
I use the same -1.3deg camber and have -1mm toe-in. Perfect for everyday use and the occasional trackday. Still - for ONLY trackdays I'd go for maybe 1mm toe-out!
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Re: Wheel alignment settings for weekend toy
[Re: Saint]
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10/01/2009 12:28
10/01/2009 12:28
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Mine is on Eiabch's (30mm lower), Bilsteins, Whiteline rear ARB, strut brace and Nigel's lower brace (I love the overall feel!) with 1 degree of negative camber and standard alignment settings - this is fine for daily driving.
Only done a couple of hundred miles with the camber bolts but I've not seen any sign of increased tyre wear, so 1.25 would probably be fine (think Nigel's is at 1.2)
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