Fix caster? alignment specs listed.
#31
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-2 degrees of camber is negated when you take a turn, ANY speed btw.
Wait and..... toe out in the right rear??? That's gonna cause some decent oversteer on a left hand turn. I would keep zero or some toe in your case
Toe out is one crazy mother****ing mod to have great effects but only if you can handle it. Unfortunately it aided my cause a few months ago for sure. But did it drive great **** yeah.
Caster difference much? You should be in the mid 3-4 range if i'm not wrong. I was at 7.3/7.2 on my legacy after the PSRS install. I dunno what the bugeye is at with the race whiteline ALK though.
Wait and..... toe out in the right rear??? That's gonna cause some decent oversteer on a left hand turn. I would keep zero or some toe in your case
Toe out is one crazy mother****ing mod to have great effects but only if you can handle it. Unfortunately it aided my cause a few months ago for sure. But did it drive great **** yeah.
Caster difference much? You should be in the mid 3-4 range if i'm not wrong. I was at 7.3/7.2 on my legacy after the PSRS install. I dunno what the bugeye is at with the race whiteline ALK though.
#32
20% is a huge amount. anytime you take a turn you would appreciate even a little bit of negative camber. If you go straight all the time(as in do not take a turn) then by all means roll with 0 and youll be fine. Turn with 0 camber and that will cause more wear. Also whyd you get adjustable camber plates if you arent taking advantage of them. Its like buying a huge turbo and running stock boost.
#33
20% is a huge amount. anytime you take a turn you would appreciate even a little bit of negative camber. If you go straight all the time(as in do not take a turn) then by all means roll with 0 and youll be fine. Turn with 0 camber and that will cause more wear. Also whyd you get adjustable camber plates if you arent taking advantage of them. Its like buying a huge turbo and running stock boost.
-2 degrees of camber is negated when you take a turn, ANY speed btw.
Wait and..... toe out in the right rear??? That's gonna cause some decent oversteer on a left hand turn. I would keep zero or some toe in your case
Toe out is one crazy mother****ing mod to have great effects but only if you can handle it. Unfortunately it aided my cause a few months ago for sure. But did it drive great **** yeah.
Caster difference much? You should be in the mid 3-4 range if i'm not wrong. I was at 7.3/7.2 on my legacy after the PSRS install. I dunno what the bugeye is at with the race whiteline ALK though.
Wait and..... toe out in the right rear??? That's gonna cause some decent oversteer on a left hand turn. I would keep zero or some toe in your case
Toe out is one crazy mother****ing mod to have great effects but only if you can handle it. Unfortunately it aided my cause a few months ago for sure. But did it drive great **** yeah.
Caster difference much? You should be in the mid 3-4 range if i'm not wrong. I was at 7.3/7.2 on my legacy after the PSRS install. I dunno what the bugeye is at with the race whiteline ALK though.
#34
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I'm still confused about caster. What's the best caster setting for track/autoX and whats the best for daily driving? I got an alignment a couple weeks ago and my caster was in the 7's. Camber was -1.5 front and -3.2 rear, I need to get rear lateral links to fix the rear. Toe was set at zero.
#36
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I'm still confused about caster. What's the best caster setting for track/autoX and whats the best for daily driving? I got an alignment a couple weeks ago and my caster was in the 7's. Camber was -1.5 front and -3.2 rear, I need to get rear lateral links to fix the rear. Toe was set at zero.
I would think that more is better since it really takes effect when you turn your wheels. But I've never felt the need for more.
#37
Caster is not usually adjustable unless you have some plates. It looks like the specified range for my car at least (and most likely yours) is 5.2 - 6.7. My actual is 6.1 on the left and 5.8 on the right.
I would think that more is better since it really takes effect when you turn your wheels. But I've never felt the need for more.
I would think that more is better since it really takes effect when you turn your wheels. But I've never felt the need for more.
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