Front Alignment with 1" Springs?
I just had my alignment done and noticed that my front camber and caster is "out of spec".
LF: -1.4 camber 6.9 caster -0.01 toe
RF: -1.5 camber 6.9 caster 0.00 toe
Total toe -0.01
LR: -1.5 camber, 0.14 toe
RR: -1.5 camber, 0.15 toe
Total toe 0.29
The fronts pretty much matches my "before" settings from 4 years ago when I first got the springs installed + alignment.
Tire wear in the front has some very minor camber wear and i just flipped the tires.
Not bad for 4 years of driving (approx 25K miles) and the tires were used when i bought them, but I guess my question is that the alignment shop told me that my he couldn't get the front camber any lower than -1.5/-1.4.
Is this normal for our cars with only 1" drop? Tein S-tech's with stock shocks.
Thanks.
LF: -1.4 camber 6.9 caster -0.01 toe
RF: -1.5 camber 6.9 caster 0.00 toe
Total toe -0.01
LR: -1.5 camber, 0.14 toe
RR: -1.5 camber, 0.15 toe
Total toe 0.29
The fronts pretty much matches my "before" settings from 4 years ago when I first got the springs installed + alignment.
Tire wear in the front has some very minor camber wear and i just flipped the tires.
Not bad for 4 years of driving (approx 25K miles) and the tires were used when i bought them, but I guess my question is that the alignment shop told me that my he couldn't get the front camber any lower than -1.5/-1.4.
Is this normal for our cars with only 1" drop? Tein S-tech's with stock shocks.
Thanks.
There is probably room left, but you would need to give up some caster to do so, assuming he did in fact max out the camber adjuster. I wouldn’t bother though since I agree that the total alignment is good as is.
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