Camber question ?
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Hey;
I have done one 964 alignment, but cannot truly picture the layout in my head. While I know that the camber and toe adjustments are gained from seperate locations, I cannot say definitively that they are wholy discrete. My sense is that they probably are not.
One thing that I CAN tell you for sure is that you DO NOT want to have incorrect rear toe.
Pretty car. Best have it done.
I have done one 964 alignment, but cannot truly picture the layout in my head. While I know that the camber and toe adjustments are gained from seperate locations, I cannot say definitively that they are wholy discrete. My sense is that they probably are not.
One thing that I CAN tell you for sure is that you DO NOT want to have incorrect rear toe.
Pretty car. Best have it done.
#3
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Camber on the back of a 964 is a compound adjustment so yes you need to realign. Same in front. The only thing you can change without a realignment is front toe.
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I forgot to mention it's a 964 Turbo if that makes any difference ? Btw what about the corner balancing,would i need to get that done too when i get the car re-aligned ?
Thanks fellas for your time and help.
Thanks fellas for your time and help.
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Naaaah;
If the car is stock, straight, and true (which it appears to be), I'd not be too concerned with it. Only when you sharpen a car up substantially, or ask substantial things of it, does corner balancing potentially pay off at all.
I always figured that if my 944 felt as good as it did stock, and was within... say 50lbs, what did it truly matter if I got to under a 10lb discrepancy? Oh, I still set it there anyway, but I'm not sure it matters as much as folks think... on our big heavy cars anyway.
If the car is stock, straight, and true (which it appears to be), I'd not be too concerned with it. Only when you sharpen a car up substantially, or ask substantial things of it, does corner balancing potentially pay off at all.
I always figured that if my 944 felt as good as it did stock, and was within... say 50lbs, what did it truly matter if I got to under a 10lb discrepancy? Oh, I still set it there anyway, but I'm not sure it matters as much as folks think... on our big heavy cars anyway.