I got my alignment done at the stealership yesterday due to me dropping the car on Z S-techs. This is without any camber kits:

Front Left:

Camber: -1.7
Caster: 7.8
Toe: 0.04
SAI: 5.6
Included Angle: 3.9

Front Right:

Camber: -1.8
Caster: 8.3
Toe: 0.04
SAI: 5.5
Included Angle: 3.8

Front:

Cross Camber: 0.0
Cross Caster: -0.4
Cross SAI: 0.1
Total Toe: 0.09

Rear Left:

Camber: -1.5
Toe: 0.10

Rear Right:

Camber: -1.7
Toe: 0.10

Rear:

Cross Camber: 0.1
Total Toe: 0.20
Thrust Angle: 0.0

Now... I know the OEM specs are a very wide range but the guy managed to get the rear barely into specs. I figured I'd see just exactly how long these

tires are going to last me. If they end up getting worn out very quick obviously I'll get the camber kit. You can call me the experiment to S-techs without camber kits.

 

Hopefully you get some possitive results... I'm looking to do the same thing

 

I had the s-techs for a year with nothing done no problems with me

 

i'd get that toe as close to 0 as possible if you want your tires to last as long as possible.

 

alignment looks pretty good.
-GP-

 

The rear toe is a little high still, aim for 0.05 but then your camber won't be adjustable. Did you do a springmount mod in the rear? My guess is no

 

Tires are designed for a negative -0.5 degrees camber maximum to meet oem tire mileage goals.

 

yup you guessed right. I'm debating whether I should let cruisngcoupe do it for me. I dont want him facking up my springmount. haha jk danny