1/8 Toe in the front? Total toe or each side
Would 1/8 be the total toe(both sides combined)
or would it be 1/8 for each side (totalling 1/4 total toe)
1/8 Total=.125 Left front .0625 right front at .0625
1/4 Total=.250 Left front .125 right front .125
Then I'm setting the Rear toe to 0 since it does see the street and just want to try this as a starting point.
The camber is going to be set a -0.5 for the front and -1.5 for the rear.
If any changes need to be changed just let me know your input. I want it to be good handling but I want good traction in the front to lanch, so I dont want the front camber to be to negative.
[Modified by crxhybrid1320, 1:50 PM 4/6/2003]
or would it be 1/8 for each side (totalling 1/4 total toe)
1/8 Total=.125 Left front .0625 right front at .0625
1/4 Total=.250 Left front .125 right front .125
Then I'm setting the Rear toe to 0 since it does see the street and just want to try this as a starting point.
The camber is going to be set a -0.5 for the front and -1.5 for the rear.
If any changes need to be changed just let me know your input. I want it to be good handling but I want good traction in the front to lanch, so I dont want the front camber to be to negative.
[Modified by crxhybrid1320, 1:50 PM 4/6/2003]
Damn dude, calm down. It's not like you're getting your alignment done today (unless you're doing it yourself). It's only been a couple of hours since you posted. 1/8" total toe out (1/16" each side).
Also, you may want to rethink those camber settings. You want more camber in the front, and definetly more than 0.5deg. Your launch doesn't make or break your time for the day, so don't worry about that. Run ~2-3deg negative up front and 1.5-2deg negative in the rear.
[Modified by Aron Parsons, 5:40 PM 4/6/2003]
Also, you may want to rethink those camber settings. You want more camber in the front, and definetly more than 0.5deg. Your launch doesn't make or break your time for the day, so don't worry about that. Run ~2-3deg negative up front and 1.5-2deg negative in the rear.
[Modified by Aron Parsons, 5:40 PM 4/6/2003]
Well i am doing it myself. Im sitting here just wondering, Thanks for the reply.
Why more camber in the front then rear
Why more camber in the front then rear
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Well i am doing it myself. Im sitting here just wondering, Thanks for the reply.
Why more camber in the front then rear
Why more camber in the front then rear
[Modified by Crack Monkey, 5:39 PM 4/6/2003]
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