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Need your feedback on alignment...
Can those in the know give me your opinion on my alignment specs. Car is on Swifts and has SPC front and back.
Left Front: Right Front: Camber -0.6 -0.5 Caster 5.5 5.4 Toe .11 .10 Left Rear Right Rear Camber -1.5 -1.5 Toe .16 .15 Thanks |
How do you drive the car? It is set up fine for DD but..
I'd give it more negative camber in the front for sure and even a little more in the rear depending on what you do with the car. Caster is fine Less toe-in all around |
Agreed with Mandingo. I'd leave the toe in the front with more camber. I personally like camber on the higher end of spec for daily so -1.2 to -1.4 in front. Rears are ok. Id get rid of the toe though. My personal setup is -2.6 in front with .1 toe in up front and -2.0 in the rear with almost no toe.
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So overall as a DD just reduce the toe?
Thanks for your feedback! |
For DD the camber is fine. But get the toe zeroed out front and rear.
For a little more spirited driving put the front camber at -1. To think of it I'd run the front camber to -1 anyways. |
I'm surprised they went so low on front camber. Any before and afters? After I do swifts I'm wondering what I have to work with. Are those stock settings?
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Thanks for the tips guys :tiphat:
I will ask the shop to zero my toe front and rear and give me -1.0 front camber |
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If I'm shooting for -2.5 and hit it than I don't need to buy anything :tup:. Rear I know I need to buy since I'm above where I wanna be before I even lower. |
Depends on what you are doing
I would leave the Rear toe settings alone and if anything remove it from the front. |
OP do you have a before and after alignment?
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He says to leave it. I think 0.01 is better, but he may know more. |
Ok I may be looking at this wrong.
:) But I suggest 1.5 to 2 mm of toe in per side on the rear. |
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