Track day wheel alignment Camber and Toe in / toe out Tips Please?
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Track day wheel alignment Camber and Toe in / toe out Tips Please?
Hello i have a Porsche Cayman R
i have had an custom alignment done before. Too get some better turn in.
So i maxed the front negative camber too -1.0.
and matched the rear camber too the other one which looked too have the best wear. so i went for the -2.1 in the rear.
and i went lower on toe in in the front and rear.
here are the specs how it was from when i bought it and then after my settings
i still have more understeer then i want. especialy on turn in. would it help too lower the rear camber from -2.1 to -1.7?
i would like too have some feedback on this!
i am planning too do 0 toe in front now and also go with less toe in in the rear. 0.03 0.03 so a total of 0.06 toe rear.
or should i go for zero toe in the rear too ?
Greetings
Sebastian
i have had an custom alignment done before. Too get some better turn in.
So i maxed the front negative camber too -1.0.
and matched the rear camber too the other one which looked too have the best wear. so i went for the -2.1 in the rear.
and i went lower on toe in in the front and rear.
here are the specs how it was from when i bought it and then after my settings
i still have more understeer then i want. especialy on turn in. would it help too lower the rear camber from -2.1 to -1.7?
i would like too have some feedback on this!
i am planning too do 0 toe in front now and also go with less toe in in the rear. 0.03 0.03 so a total of 0.06 toe rear.
or should i go for zero toe in the rear too ?
Greetings
Sebastian
Last edited by SKeijmel; 03-08-2015 at 10:18 PM.
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I went for -1.5 camber in the rear
I had it done today, here are the results:
i am happy with the results its not an amazing big change but it feels better!, there is less understeer through the whole corner . and feels more neutral.
I had it done today, here are the results:
i am happy with the results its not an amazing big change but it feels better!, there is less understeer through the whole corner . and feels more neutral.