
New wheel allingment Straight talk suspension
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Boyracer wrote:If the car is just used for "Spirited" driving you need to be looking at a minimum -2.5deg. camber on back and front.
I don't really think toe ins-outs are going to make a lot of difference when you are talking about 1mm...your 3.4 mm on the rear is probably just going to induce a bit of understeer because the tail doesn't want to slide and that will contribute to the tyre wear on the edges.
Ted wrote:Yep, I agree with Lou. I run a fairly mild setup on the MX5, pretty much -
Front: -1.5 camber, max caster, 0 toe
Rear: -1.5 camber, 2mm toe in.
This is for street tyres on a street car (with LSD). My old 5 on sticky rubber ran -3 to -3.5 camber, and I still wore the outsides of the tyres.
OK Still undecided about rear toe in on the rear.......somewhere between 1&2mm total?
Thanks for everyones opinions & views
The current allingment is seriously out of whack. "The Almost stock 1.6" handling like a dog. But I should be back to a sweet ride today.
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back in Form.
He only managed to get
front
camber 2.25 deg
toe 0
max cast.
rear
camber 2.5 deg
toe -1.5mm
its a lot more stable than what it was. especially on the freeway. Got the 100km/h shimmy recentle when i mucked up the rear allingment.
no dramas with tramlingng at this stage. i don't think i'll have a problem as the great western hwy & pmatta road is fill of those tracks in the road.
havent really given it any as the princess was in theww car.....it will have to wait until Mon.


He only managed to get
front
camber 2.25 deg
toe 0
max cast.
rear
camber 2.5 deg
toe -1.5mm
its a lot more stable than what it was. especially on the freeway. Got the 100km/h shimmy recentle when i mucked up the rear allingment.

no dramas with tramlingng at this stage. i don't think i'll have a problem as the great western hwy & pmatta road is fill of those tracks in the road.
havent really given it any as the princess was in theww car.....it will have to wait until Mon.

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