Is this a good alignment? Doesnt feel right..
So after lowering my Torneo (approx 50mm with apexi springs and Euro R shocks) I got a wheel alignment...

Is this good? I don't really understand how the numbers work, but should'nt the left and right front's be more or less the same? Because now the steering kinda sticks? If I let go of the wheel it will either go slightly left or slightly right, but if I then steer totally straight it will go straight for a bit then left or right again.
It also seems kinda twitchy at 100kmh +...
Any ideas?

Is this good? I don't really understand how the numbers work, but should'nt the left and right front's be more or less the same? Because now the steering kinda sticks? If I let go of the wheel it will either go slightly left or slightly right, but if I then steer totally straight it will go straight for a bit then left or right again.
It also seems kinda twitchy at 100kmh +...
Any ideas?
Everything look okay, all they did was correct your toe issue(tire killer) and everything else is pretty much untouch.
It is normal for a car to drift slightly to one side if you let go of the steering wheel
It is normal for a car to drift slightly to one side if you let go of the steering wheel
they toe'd in the front. that's your problem. steering will feel heavy. get back there and go to zero or a touch out. it will feel much better. you never toe in the front.
Does it pull to the left a little? On flat roads, the .52 more positive camber on the driver side might cause a pull to the left, but nothing crazy.
You could ask whoever did the alignment for a degree more positive caster on the front if they can acheive it, which will create a little more stability.
You could ask whoever did the alignment for a degree more positive caster on the front if they can acheive it, which will create a little more stability.
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