Try running euro specs

 

what are your current specs? what wheels, offset and what tire make and brand?

 

James, Don't you need to have your rims and tires on at time of alignment for it to be accurate.

 

Front- -0.6 camber, 6.2 caster, -0.03 toe on d/s and 0.02 toe on p/s. Rear -1.5 camber d/s, -1.6 p/s, toe on d/s 0.28, and p/s 0.24

I know that's not dead on what mine is now but that's what the alignment printout read from onesix 2 years back... fyi ihavent put a crazy ton of miles on but I know its not going to be the same. I've got 17x8 & 17x9 rpf1 i think there +48 and +45 but i cant remember for the life of me. I've got bridgestone potenza re760s.

 

No, having different rims or tires doesn't make a difference.

 

I know I've mentioned them before, but I can't recommend Nortown Automotive at 1400 W. North Avenue in Chicago (Immediately east of 90/94 on North Avenue) enough. Pat recommended me to them, and I know Austin has gone there, too. George will take excellent care of you, and they'll do just about any specs you want, even adding ballast in the drivers seat if you'd like.

 

I went to Togue Factory and couldn't be happier with how they took time to adjust my ride height and set my car up with the UK alignment specs! Excellent customer service and really took time on my car and my car drives PERFECT again!

JD

 

Anyone ever go to one 6 motorsports? Im probably gonna go there once my tires come in.

 

The one in milwaukee in national ave?

 

Its near Higgins and Alrington in Elk grove village.