spec's for toe camber ?
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spec's for toe camber ?
Anyone know off hand the specs for toe and camber on the front of a 944. I just finished replaceing my a arms with steel ones and I need to dial it in. (useing the square/level/protractor)
If any one has this on hand please post. I dont have my manual's with me or I would just look it up.
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!!EDIT!!... found it on the web. Dont worry about it. Thanks.
If any one has this on hand please post. I dont have my manual's with me or I would just look it up.
Thanks
!!EDIT!!... found it on the web. Dont worry about it. Thanks.
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what Is the purpose of your car? Auto-x, track
or just sporty street?
If its track use I would go with 0 toe and your
tire temps would tell you how much camber to use.......
If its a auto-xer
or just sporty street?
If its track use I would go with 0 toe and your
tire temps would tell you how much camber to use.......
If its a auto-xer
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what Is the purpose of your car? Auto-x, track
or just sporty street?
If its track use I would go with 0 toe and your
tire temps would tell you how much camber to use.......
If its a auto-xer I would go 1/8" toe out and all the negative camber you can dail in or at least thats what i did when i autoxed mine and it seemed to have good results........
If its just a street car i would go 1/8" toe in and
maybe 1/2 a degree of negative camber....
hope this helps, good luck!
or just sporty street?
If its track use I would go with 0 toe and your
tire temps would tell you how much camber to use.......
If its a auto-xer I would go 1/8" toe out and all the negative camber you can dail in or at least thats what i did when i autoxed mine and it seemed to have good results........
If its just a street car i would go 1/8" toe in and
maybe 1/2 a degree of negative camber....
hope this helps, good luck!
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Thats about what I ended up at. The 1/8 in with the 1/2o camber. Seems to drive and respond good.
I like dialing in my own alignment so much better than taking it somewhere. At least I know its right.
I like dialing in my own alignment so much better than taking it somewhere. At least I know its right.