Help verifing if my alignment is within specs.
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Help verifing if my alignment is within specs.
I just took my car in this wekend to get aligned. To me everything looks fine but a friend said they look like it has to much camber. I have the alignment sheet attached if anyone can tell me if everything is fine. TIA info: I'm dropped on Tein Flex, with SPL front camber and SPC rear camber.
Looks pretty good, but it also depends on what you are looking for in an alignment setup. Thats a pretty conservative setup that should provide even wear of the tires if you don't drive it hard. I personally would run more negative front camber which provides better handling, but I drive my car pretty hard alot of the time.
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Great, I know you know your stuff redlude97, so I def sure its fine. I wanted a conservative setup that will give me good wear on the tires. Plus I dont drive hard often so its a good mix right between both, i hope. Thanks.
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Great, I know you know your stuff redlude97, so I def sure its fine. I wanted a conservative setup that will give me good wear on the tires. Plus I dont drive hard often so its a good mix right between both, i hope. Thanks.
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I went to Temple City Auto in Temple City. And YA they will adjust the cambet kits, i have front and back camber kits and they did it with no problems. i would highly recommend them!
heres their website: http://www.templecityautorepair.com/
and a few reviews of them:
https://g35driver.com/forums/souther...good-shop.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/souther...pair-tire.html
heres their website: http://www.templecityautorepair.com/
and a few reviews of them:
https://g35driver.com/forums/souther...good-shop.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/souther...pair-tire.html
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^^ idk about that, but front and rear camber kit cost was about $650 and the alignment was i think $80 or $100. I saved some cash by installing the camber kits myself.
superchargedg - thanks, its perfect for me for now. until i get some nicer rims.
superchargedg - thanks, its perfect for me for now. until i get some nicer rims.
-1 in the front is overkill. I drove for 10k miles with -2.1 camber in the front and noticed no abnormal wear in the front /w stock 19's /w Bridgestones, which is what I assume you have. Its the rear thats killer ._. Your spec should be fine back there.
Originally Posted by zt967
-1 in the front is overkill. I drove for 10k miles with -2.1 camber in the front and noticed no abnormal wear in the front /w stock 19's /w Bridgestones, which is what I assume you have. Its the rear thats killer ._. Your spec should be fine back there.
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