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Old 02-03-2006, 12:11 PM   #1
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Question Are these alignment settings bad?

Just went to get an alignment for my s14. I need some camber plates (screw the bolts) to get everything good. But anyays here is my printout:

Front Left
Camber -2.3
Caster 5.2
Toe 0.12
SAI 13.8
Included Angle 11.5

Front Right
Camber -2.7
Caster 5.3
Toe 0.15
SAI 14.5
Included Angle 11.9

Front

Cross Camber 0.3
Cross Caster -0.1
Total Toe 0.27

Rear Left

Camber -1.0
Toe 0.02

Rear Right

Camber -1.9
Toe 0.13

Rear

Total Toe 0.15
Thrust Angle -0.6

My style of driving is spirited. I like taking curves and corners at high speeds. I dont drift and my suspension is stock. Based on that, what do you think of these settings? What would be a more ideal setting? Thanks in advance.
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seems fine
but your rear camber is almost 1 degree off
-1 and -1.9 is jaut about -2

other then that, seeems fine
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seems fine
but your rear camber is almost 1 degree off
-1 and -1.9 is jaut about -2

other then that, seeems fine
Yeah you're right, I'll see if I can get that corrected. Thanks.
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you might enjoy the turn in response of about 6.5-7 degrees of castor. need adjustable tension rods
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