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Old May 17, 2014 | 08:52 AM
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Default Re: Alignment Options

For the street and good tire wear I'd stick to the factory specifications. For autocross and / or a road course it depends on your springs, roll bars and tires. If all stock I'd say around -1.8 to -2 for the front camber for the track. K&W's and street tires around -2.2 to -2.4. Race tires and K&W's around -2.7. More than that and the insides of the tires wear more than the outside because of the heavy braking eating them up. Less than -2.7 and the outside goes first. On the rear I prefer -1.2 for street and track with 1/8 to 1/4 toe in. The front will turn in much better with some toe out but the car can be unstable under braking so I run 0 toe. These are my general observations. We'll see what settings work best with Ground Control in the near future.

Les
 

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