front Toe spec
front Toe spec
Hi,
I need help with front toe spec quickly.
I'm replacing my SPC arms with stock arms. If the camber stays around -2.7, i'll stick with stock arms. So my question is, If the camber is around -2.7, what would be the wise number for toe spec for reducing the wear on inner side of tires, AND for DD and autox use? i expect some wear on inner side of tires, but was told that good number in toe will save it.
My car, 350z, is dropped with Stance gr+ by the way.
thanks in advance
I need help with front toe spec quickly.
I'm replacing my SPC arms with stock arms. If the camber stays around -2.7, i'll stick with stock arms. So my question is, If the camber is around -2.7, what would be the wise number for toe spec for reducing the wear on inner side of tires, AND for DD and autox use? i expect some wear on inner side of tires, but was told that good number in toe will save it.
My car, 350z, is dropped with Stance gr+ by the way.
thanks in advance
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As close to 0.00 as possible. Spec for the front is 0.00-0.12 IIRC. Rear is 0.00-0.22
When I worked at the alignment shop I would set all G/Z's to 0.05 on either side (0.10 total toe)
When I worked at the alignment shop I would set all G/Z's to 0.05 on either side (0.10 total toe)
toe out is positive. i wouldnt think toe in would do well on a G. just zero it out. im currently around .12f and .22r but i'll be close to zero next alignment to see if my tires will last a lil longer with my camber settings.
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A little toe out (0.05) won't hurt.
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Don't tell them you want toe in or toe out. Just tell them you want between 0.00-0.05. Toe in on an alignment machine will read -0.01 which you don't want
You want it aligned with toe-in because the tires will move out when you get up to speed.
From service bulletin NTB04-043a:
The preferred setting is 2 mm (0.08 in.) [ 0.2º ] ... Once the final adjustment is done, it is very important that there is no "toe-out".
From service bulletin NTB04-043a:
The preferred setting is 2 mm (0.08 in.) [ 0.2º ] ... Once the final adjustment is done, it is very important that there is no "toe-out".
accordding Brandon, shouldn't the toe be between 0.00 and negative .05
Positive is toe-in.
Manual says spec for G35 front toe is:
0.00in or 0.00° to 0.08in or 0.08°
However, 0.08in does not equal 0.08°, its about 0.2° which is the preferred spec for a 350Z. Next time I get mine aligned, I'm going for 0.2°.
Manual says spec for G35 front toe is:
0.00in or 0.00° to 0.08in or 0.08°
However, 0.08in does not equal 0.08°, its about 0.2° which is the preferred spec for a 350Z. Next time I get mine aligned, I'm going for 0.2°.


