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hey all
got a wheel alignment done
car is civic EM1
lowered on coilovers and 16" wheels
here are the settings....
REAR
camber
L -1deg 57min
R -1deg 49min
toe
L +2.4
R +2.6
FRONT
camber
L -1deg 31min
R -1deg 32min
toe
L +1.3
R +1.2
now i dont have a camber kit...
and from what i've read i should have 0 toe...but the dude at ace tyres said he had to give it positive toe because i had highish negative camber.
is he right?
can someone please shed some light
Soup
well regardless of negative camber, afaik toe settings should be close to 0 as possible to have good tyre wear
just sounds like they were a bit lazy to do the job
if you go on highways a lot then a bit of positive toe in the rear might help stability at high speeds
but having that much toe in on the front isn't going to do you or your tyres any favours
if anything it'll understeer more
+5mm total toe in on the front is pretty massive
http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/1...nshot40jd1.jpg
straight from the service manual
ok, i cant do anything about camber (unless i buy a camber kit and i'm too povo for that atm)
f**K, why did the dude give me so much toe?
i have to admit, the toe on initial measurement was even higher
so i have total toe +2.5mm at the front when it should be 1mm, and +5mm at the rear when it should be 2mm.
should i go back and tell him to adjust hte toe?
total toe is both sides added together
so your total toe at the moment is +5mm, rear total is +3mm
dun worry bout the camber... toe is what will ruin ur tyres faster!
Toe in or toe out ???
5mm of total toe either way with only 1 deg neg camber = WTF???
I agree with vinny & kraiye...
You tyres are going to cop it.
Weird how the rear looks right with the similar camber.
i'd set it 0 front and just a touch 0.5-1.0 degree rear. don't use the settings they say. your camber is fine and is what i'm trying to achieve in my car compared to my 2.5 degrees. as said before toe it what kills tyres