Video: Alignment Set up Wrong
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Was forced to go to another shop and ooh boy what do i regret that. Never Again. Completely messed up my track day. Gave the new shop the exact print out of how it's done the last 12 time or so. And still they managed to set my toe-in angels way to much. Dangerous. Made this compilation for them. Be warned and never underestimate the importance of a good alignment.
Enjoy my blooper compilation. Ha Ha
Enjoy my blooper compilation. Ha Ha
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I run the Kussmaul settings with just a little bit more camber: F:2.54 R:2.24
With my speed and driving style i am using almost all the surface of my tires and they now wear very consistent. Had a bit too much camber previously (3.00) which looked very fast, but made my tires cord on the inside way too early.
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With my speed and driving style i am using almost all the surface of my tires and they now wear very consistent. Had a bit too much camber previously (3.00) which looked very fast, but made my tires cord on the inside way too early.
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Was it toe or camber that was the culprit? I don't see toe angle that look dangerous? I'm not sure 3 degrees of negative camber would cause much more than uneven tire wear. Would likely increase tire patch in corners though.