Alignment for slammed S2000 on 18"s...
Hey Everyone,
I just put 18s, with appropriate s2000 offsets, on my car, but I was wondering if anyone would have recommendations on alignment specs to clear the fender lining.
The car is fine now but I want to take the coilovers a bit lower so that it sits right on the tire. What has everyone else done? One of my friends told me to just max out the front and rear camber.
Any recommendations?
I just put 18s, with appropriate s2000 offsets, on my car, but I was wondering if anyone would have recommendations on alignment specs to clear the fender lining.
The car is fine now but I want to take the coilovers a bit lower so that it sits right on the tire. What has everyone else done? One of my friends told me to just max out the front and rear camber.
Any recommendations?
camber+caster doesnt hurt tire tread... well at least not much.. toe is what kills you
so camber the mother fuc.ker neg front and rear as much as you need.. caster to max
and toe to 0 front.. and lil toe in rear
viola...no rubbing and awesome turning.. people will say itl affect accell/decel but not enough to notice
so camber the mother fuc.ker neg front and rear as much as you need.. caster to max
and toe to 0 front.. and lil toe in rear
viola...no rubbing and awesome turning.. people will say itl affect accell/decel but not enough to notice
Originally Posted by eMokhtarian,May 16 2006, 07:16 PM
Hey Everyone,
I just put 18s, with appropriate s2000 offsets, on my car, but I was wondering if anyone would have recommendations on alignment specs to clear the fender lining.
The car is fine now but I want to take the coilovers a bit lower so that it sits right on the tire. What has everyone else done? One of my friends told me to just max out the front and rear camber.
Any recommendations?
I just put 18s, with appropriate s2000 offsets, on my car, but I was wondering if anyone would have recommendations on alignment specs to clear the fender lining.
The car is fine now but I want to take the coilovers a bit lower so that it sits right on the tire. What has everyone else done? One of my friends told me to just max out the front and rear camber.
Any recommendations?
Too much negative camber can actually decrease your tire's contact patch onto the road while cornering thereby increasing uneven tire wear and reducing tread life.
I would say that if aesthetic benefits outweigh the increased costs then go for it.
I would say that if aesthetic benefits outweigh the increased costs then go for it.
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