Alignment advice
#1
Alignment advice
I am going to a shop for a full alignment on my, new to me, 997.2 GT3.
Since I have very limited seat time in the car, I would like the more experienced guys input for alignment settings.
Car will be used for spirited street driving and alp touring , with only a few track days planned.
I will put on a new set of MPSS as well.
Should I simply just go with whatever my manual says?
I cannot find the stock sway bar setting, any one know?
Looking on the car I have the 2nd (softest) out most hole in the front and middle in the back.
Since I have very limited seat time in the car, I would like the more experienced guys input for alignment settings.
Car will be used for spirited street driving and alp touring , with only a few track days planned.
I will put on a new set of MPSS as well.
Should I simply just go with whatever my manual says?
I cannot find the stock sway bar setting, any one know?
Looking on the car I have the 2nd (softest) out most hole in the front and middle in the back.
#2
Banned
Front: -2.3 deg with 0 toe or 2mm toe out
Rear: -1.8 deg with 4mm toe in
Caster: As close to stock settings as possible front and rear
I used the above setup for weekend canyon carving w/ a couple of trackdays on my .2 GT3 running MPSS. I enjoyed the setup.
Rear: -1.8 deg with 4mm toe in
Caster: As close to stock settings as possible front and rear
I used the above setup for weekend canyon carving w/ a couple of trackdays on my .2 GT3 running MPSS. I enjoyed the setup.
#3
Rennlist Member
i'd start w/ bars where they are.
go with factory alignment, a bit lower, and bit more camber (like above). Toe a 0 front, rear to spec/4mm or so total.
Ensure car is corner weighted/balanced with proper rake (which matters a lot on these cars). To do properly you really need adjustable sway bar links (they aren't expensive)
Car will be fine for MPSS track, canyons.
go with factory alignment, a bit lower, and bit more camber (like above). Toe a 0 front, rear to spec/4mm or so total.
Ensure car is corner weighted/balanced with proper rake (which matters a lot on these cars). To do properly you really need adjustable sway bar links (they aren't expensive)
Car will be fine for MPSS track, canyons.
#4
Burning Brakes
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...l#post13807124
I followed Tom's advice and had the above alignment performed. Definitely noticeable improved turn in.
Will report back on tire wear.
I followed Tom's advice and had the above alignment performed. Definitely noticeable improved turn in.
Will report back on tire wear.