Advice: New Alignment specs 997
#1
Advice: New Alignment specs 997
Advice: New Alignment specs
So after talking with a few peeps, these will be my next alignment specs:
So I will set the new alignment for:
997S
JRZ RS Pro Suspension (650/850) Spring Rates
Toyo R888/RA1 Tires
Specs:
Front: -3.0º
Toe Out: 2 mm (1&1)
Rear: -3.3º
Toe Out: 4mm
AGGRESSIVE!!!! ARRRRRR
What do you think?
So after talking with a few peeps, these will be my next alignment specs:
So I will set the new alignment for:
997S
JRZ RS Pro Suspension (650/850) Spring Rates
Toyo R888/RA1 Tires
Specs:
Front: -3.0º
Toe Out: 2 mm (1&1)
Rear: -3.3º
Toe Out: 4mm
AGGRESSIVE!!!! ARRRRRR
What do you think?
#2
Mr. Excitement
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That much toe out in the rear of an early susp car would be a real handfull. I run a touch of toe in the back and about 1 mm of toe out in front. I am not strong on late susp car setup but are you sure is is 4 mm toe out in back?
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Like Kurt alluded too, it should be toe-in in the back. 2mm toe-in per side would be a good starting point. I would also recommend less camber in the back. The new cars have really good rear suspensions with lots of roll camber compensation. I would back it down to between -2.3 to -2.5 max. I tried -3.3 on my 6GT3 and it tore up tires and overheated in inside edges.
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2016 Ford Transit Connect Titanium LWB
2018 Tesla Model 3 - Electricity can be fun!
Retired Club Racer & National PCA Instructor
Past Flames:
1994 RS America Club Racer
2004 GT3 Track Car
1984 911 Carrera Club Racer
1974 914/4 2.0 Track Car
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The Penguin King
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Like Kurt alluded too, it should be toe-in in the back. 2mm toe-in per side would be a good starting point. I would also recommend less camber in the back. The new cars have really good rear suspensions with lots of roll camber compensation. I would back it down to between -2.3 to -2.5 max. I tried -3.3 on my 6GT3 and it tore up tires and overheated in inside edges.