US or UK Alignment specs for non-track use
I have listed both the US and the UK specifications for alignment.
Is anyone using the UK spec for street use? Any improvement in cornering and chassis balance? Taming poweroversteer?
Honda US Stock Specification
Front
Caster Left 6
Is anyone using the UK spec for street use? Any improvement in cornering and chassis balance? Taming poweroversteer?
Honda US Stock Specification
Front
Caster Left 6
I'd go with the UK spec, even if not driving too aggressively. You may get a little more wear on the inside of the tires, but wrong toe settings is much worse in terms of eating tires than negative camber.
As far as 8000 miles goes. . .it all depends on the tire you get. Not doing any track/autocross, you should easily be able to get 8000 miles out of just about any tire. Go up to 300+ treadware all seasons and that will go up. If the camber wear does get too much, you can always have a tire shop flip the tires for you (so what was on the inside is now on the outside. . .though this doesn't work for some tires, like Falken Azenis).
As far as 8000 miles goes. . .it all depends on the tire you get. Not doing any track/autocross, you should easily be able to get 8000 miles out of just about any tire. Go up to 300+ treadware all seasons and that will go up. If the camber wear does get too much, you can always have a tire shop flip the tires for you (so what was on the inside is now on the outside. . .though this doesn't work for some tires, like Falken Azenis).
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I use to DD my car and it was fine.
