View Single Post
Old 09-30-2011, 07:32 AM   #17 (permalink)
ChrisSlicks
A True Z Fanatic
 
ChrisSlicks's Avatar
 
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: North East
Posts: 6,203
Drives: 09 370Z Sport M6
Rep Power: 653
ChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond reputeChrisSlicks has a reputation beyond repute
Default

It depends on how much street driving you do.

For an aggressive track alignment I use:

Front:
0.03 toe
-3.5 camber

Rear:
0.05 toe
-1.8 camber

This gives an aggressive turn in feel and good corner stability. I found that going beyond this for rear camber is detrimental overall. If you are street driving a lot I would back the camber down slightly.
__________________
Hotchkis ARB | Stillen CAI | Art Pipes | Berk CBE | Stillen AP Racing Brakes | AE Performance Oil Cooler | BC Racing ER Coilovers | Doran Control Arms
ChrisSlicks is offline   Reply With Quote