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Old 10-02-2008, 11:19 PM
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Well i just had my full 4 wheel alignment done and the change is so noticeable. Steering is super responsive now and a lot lighter and cornering is a lot easier and flatter than before. my car is lower 25mm with Ohlins DFV

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Camber -1.63
Caster +6.32
toe 0.00

Rear

Partial toe: 0.20
Camber -3.20



Best money i had spent so far!!!
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Old 10-03-2008, 01:23 AM
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lautll421, who did the alignment for you in Hong Kong?
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That is a lot of -ve camber on the rear.

You use it for predominantly road or track use ?
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Lots of camber. Or is that figure left plus right?
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Originally Posted by LTB,Oct 3 2008, 09:47 AM
That is a lot of -ve camber on the rear.

You use it for predominantly road or track use ?
I have a feeling that might be a combined number.

3.2/2 = 1.6 per wheel.
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the rear is 3.2 per side, will be for half road/track use but the response from the steering now is great!!!

now pushing hard in the conrner with progressive understeer. As i will be putting 245 Dunlop Z1 front and rear soon so i think that should be just right for the front!!
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Originally Posted by Captain_Liu,Oct 3 2008, 05:23 PM
congratulations　on　the　improvements.

Maybe　stupid　to　ask,　did　u　specify　t hese　camber　and　caster　details　to　them ?
I specify to them but i use the UK alignment spec as for reference
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lautll421, who did the setup, topracing?
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is ML motors but doesnt matter as i specifiy the spec to them so they just did what i told. Any shop with the lazer alignment can do it.
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