Alignment specs please!!

[Wonka2581]

Getting my alignment done tomorrow, and spoke with dude at Nissan and he told me he can put the specs to whatever I want. That being said..


What would you guys recomend. My car is for street and occasional track/auto cross day. Any specs would be a big help!

[DEpointfive0]

What adjustment arms have you added?

If you haven't added camber arms, a toe adjustment or front upper control arms, he can't make it whatever you want, just saying

[osbornsm]

[Wonka2581]

Z1 upper and SPL rear with toe bolts were added. And I'm not looking for stock specs. I'm looking for something that handles good, better then stock that is good for the street and track.. Also something that won't kill my tires

[DEpointfive0]

I did a lot of research on this recently because I installed all SPL stuff.
The general consensus is that in the front you need caster, almost as much as you can. I'm at 7.5, and a bit of camber around 2 degrees, I'm at 1.5. Toe was so all over the place, people going toe in, toe out, a bit more on the left because they're NASCAR drivers, etc... I went with 0.

On the rear the consensus is that you need some toe in for high speed stability and predictability coming out of turns. As for toe, same this as the front toe argument. People say it's not as necessary as front, and/or within 1 degree of what the front is...
Personally, I went with almost 0 camber and on the lowest end of spec for toe because when you're on the power, the car squats to hell increasing the camber and toe.
I can finally not chirp the tires in 3rd when driving hard


That said, my shitty opinion is to go conservative, because you still have to DD it, why burn tires when you don't need or want to?

My alignment is:
Front:
Caster 7.5
Camber 1.6
Toe 0

Rear:
Camber: 0-.25
Toe: .04 in each side (I think)

[Wonka2581]

Originally Posted by DEpointfive0

I did a lot of research on this recently because I installed all SPL stuff.
The general consensus is that in the front you need caster, almost as much as you can. I'm at 7.5, and a bit of camber around 2 degrees, I'm at 1.5. Toe was so all over the place, people going toe in, toe out, a bit more on the left because they're NASCAR drivers, etc... I went with 0.

On the rear the consensus is that you need some toe in for high speed stability and predictability coming out of turns. As for toe, same this as the front toe argument. People say it's not as necessary as front, and/or within 1 degree of what the front is...
Personally, I went with almost 0 camber and on the lowest end of spec for toe because when you're on the power, the car squats to hell increasing the camber and toe.
I can finally not chirp the tires in 3rd when driving hard


That said, my shitty opinion is to go conservative, because you still have to DD it, why burn tires when you don't need or want to?

My alignment is:
Front:
Caster 7.5
Camber 1.6
Toe 0

Rear:
Camber: 0-.25
Toe: .04 in each side (I think)

Awesome! Thank you,

[Rusty]

My setting right now are;
Front; Camber -2, Caster +6 (changing that to +7), Toe Zero.
Rear; Camber -1.75, Toe a hair in. (zero toe to toe out will give you snap-over steer. Good for drifting.)

[Wonka2581]

Originally Posted by Rusty

My setting right now are;
Front; Camber -2, Caster +6 (changing that to +7), Toe Zero.
Rear; Camber -1.75, Toe a hair in. (zero toe to toe out will give you snap-over steer. Good for drifting.)

Thank you, I just want something that is better then stock! My car is more of a weekend worrier and occasional track day. I just don't want to kill my tires..

[Wonka2581]

Actually don't you need toe on both tires for straight line stability?