ap1 autocross alignment specs
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ap1 autocross alignment specs
OK guys and girls my car came with lowering springs about 2 inches drop...looking forward to Autocross this weekend will like to get my car alignment this Friday...looking for some input on alignment specs...note( running stock ap1 rims and tires) few of u guys might be thinking why spent money on alignment...well previous owner told me the car need it alignment, just never got around it....what alignment specs you guys recommend ? Thanks
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Go with the UK alignment specs:
(pulled from Rob's website) - it's a great resource. http://robrobinette.com/S2000RaceCar.htm
I went with max front camber (-1.3*), max front caster, and 0 front toe. In the rear I went with -2.3* camber, and .13"(in inches, per-side) toe in.
-Connor
PS- nobody in the R&C forum will EVER tell you that an alignment is a waste of money..it the one of the most essential keys to a well-setup car.
(pulled from Rob's website) - it's a great resource. http://robrobinette.com/S2000RaceCar.htm
I went with max front camber (-1.3*), max front caster, and 0 front toe. In the rear I went with -2.3* camber, and .13"(in inches, per-side) toe in.
-Connor
PS- nobody in the R&C forum will EVER tell you that an alignment is a waste of money..it the one of the most essential keys to a well-setup car.
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Probably classed in STR with the lowering springs.
To the OP, being that low you might find yourself on the unpredictable part of the suspension travel curve. It's a pretty simple thing to have stock springs put on so that you'll be in "street tire B-stock."
To the OP, being that low you might find yourself on the unpredictable part of the suspension travel curve. It's a pretty simple thing to have stock springs put on so that you'll be in "street tire B-stock."
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