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I just got an alignment done..
I checked the setting when i got home..
The front looks good.
The rear looks abit weird..
I have just over 2degrees of camber..
He dialed in about 1mm of toe..
I called him later and asked about the toe..
he explained to me due to the excess camber.. you need to dial in toe for better wear and its normal .. everyone does it..
TRUE or NOT, does everyone do it?
Always thought toe to be zero for a street car for maximum wear factor.
2 degrees of camber?
how low are you?
he must be dialing in the toe for dynamic settings ( IE when cornering) since the geometry changes during that time.
the toe-in is is to counteract the affects of to much camber on the street.
Too much camber 'on its own' will wear the "insides of tyres".
Too much Toe-in 'on its own' will wear the "outsides".
If your car is lowered they are both 'used together' to promote even tyre wear.
Your settings are simular to mine, mine is lowered on Tiens, not sure what camber, but toe is 1+mm
wtf manQuote:
Originally Posted by BlitZ
2deg where front or rear
1mm toe IN OR OUT, front or ear.
Sorry mate..Quote:
Originally Posted by iced
2 degree camber in rear.. and 1 in front..
Think i need some camber washer eheheh...
front got zero toe and rear got +1mm..
We proabably did it at the same place eheheh.. you didnt go to JAX did you at livo?Quote:
Originally Posted by DLO01
it wull give me even wear but faster wear at the same time..
1mm toe is fine. What I've been told, its normal to have it around 1-3mm of toe. Also something about when your car, your steering "whatever" gets pulled back.
Isnt 2 degress nothing to worry about? Anything over 3 then start worrying.
Yeh, agreed ^^^Quote:
Originally Posted by BlitZ
Just keep an eye on tyre wear. I am closely watching mine, as after the 1st alignment it was wearing slightly more in the insides still.
Nah, I live is brizzy and went to Fulcrum, I know other places also set them up this way.
dont know but my rears are -4 degrees and my toe is 0
That's because your Euro is lowered and you didn't get a camber kit for the rear (which you should).Quote:
Originally Posted by euro69
can not.....
if i was to get a camber kit i would have to raise the car up...... rear has close to no space between wheels and guards
thats the price you pay :)Quote:
Originally Posted by euro69
Run narrower or different offset rims are the rear and you can install a camber kit.Otherwise , raise it.
Get used to replacing tyres every 10,000k's :)
another sloution is track it heaps to wear the outter shoulder hehehe
What kind of car? Do you have the sheet they print out from the machine? If so can you scan it and post it so I can take a look. I have the specs here too so if you want I can post those.