Recommendation of alignment spec for street
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I drive my GT3 mostly on the streets and occasionally drive it aggresively on mountain roads here in Taiwan. Can someone suggest a suitable alignment spec for my car? BTW, the road surfaces here aren't the greatest in the world. TIA
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Just posted this on another thread...but might apply here...(BTW, you have a fun garage...)
GT3 Mk-II (2004-2005) Kussumaul
Front Axle
ride height 115 mm +5 mm -0 mm (same as stock)
Toe Unpressed (total) +5'
Toe difference angle at 20deg lock -1º 20' ± 30'
Camber (with wheels in straight-ahead position) -2.5º ± 5', max. difference, left to right, 5'
Caster 8º ± 30' (same as stock), max. difference, left to right, 30'
Stabilizer setting 4 (1=softest/outermost) (same as stock)
Rear Axle
ride height 128 mm +5 mm -0 mm (same as stock)
Toe per wheel +35' ± 2', max. difference, left to right 5' (same as stock)
Camber -2.3º 50' ± 5', max. difference, left to right 10' (same as stock)
stabilizer setting 4 (1=softest/outermost)
GT3 Mk-II (2004-2005) Kussumaul
Front Axle
ride height 115 mm +5 mm -0 mm (same as stock)
Toe Unpressed (total) +5'
Toe difference angle at 20deg lock -1º 20' ± 30'
Camber (with wheels in straight-ahead position) -2.5º ± 5', max. difference, left to right, 5'
Caster 8º ± 30' (same as stock), max. difference, left to right, 30'
Stabilizer setting 4 (1=softest/outermost) (same as stock)
Rear Axle
ride height 128 mm +5 mm -0 mm (same as stock)
Toe per wheel +35' ± 2', max. difference, left to right 5' (same as stock)
Camber -2.3º 50' ± 5', max. difference, left to right 10' (same as stock)
stabilizer setting 4 (1=softest/outermost)
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you won't be able to get -2.5 front camber without rotating the struts or using shims...but you can get almost -2.0 without either and that should be ok for street and occasional spirited driving (better for tire wear also)..
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super 7 in taiwan?
you are gonna die from smog and the squids (the buses).
i would not have more than 2.0 deg of camber. maybe 1.5 would be enough. zero toe front. 3/16 toe in.
you are gonna die from smog and the squids (the buses).
i would not have more than 2.0 deg of camber. maybe 1.5 would be enough. zero toe front. 3/16 toe in.
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i was there for 10 days in may. i can't breath, almost got ran over by mopeds. but the new bullet train was nice....
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