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Old 07-21-2009, 04:17 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks View Post
-2.0 is a good balanced compromise between street and track. If you're going to be doing a lot of track then you're going to want more up front if you can get it, the -2.0 in the rear seems to be plenty in this car from what I've seen.
Thats what I'm running at. We did .05 toe in rear which is giving me more stability, but turn in feels a little more dull than it should. Have plans to go a little more aggressive next alignment.

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Originally Posted by jasonhoutx View Post
I just got my alignment dialed in with close to what you have. It feels so good now.

However, I just can't get past the negative camber on the rear. I don't like a whole lot of camber. Mine is right around -2.0 on the rears and it just looks kind of ricer.

Maybe I am just looking too hard. I like the neutral camber, but I know its hard to get with wide tires/wheels and a aggressive drop like we have.
-2 shouldnt look that ricerish, in fact you should be able to see THAT much of it. I think you are probably just looking too hard and seeing what you want to see. I think -2 looks perfectly fine on mine
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