Alignment specs - Are they good?
#13
FWIW I run maxed out front and rear camber (on the stock adjusters), as close to max front castor as possible (trying to keep them relatively even), no front toe and about 1/16 total rear toe. I still am eating up the outside edges of the kooks but I am track only and really need some camber adjusters to even things out.
Perhaps with the street mileage as well you might consider the U.K. specs. A little more aggressive than U.S. spec but not totally out there. They are available with a quick search of the site.
Perhaps with the street mileage as well you might consider the U.K. specs. A little more aggressive than U.S. spec but not totally out there. They are available with a quick search of the site.
#14
FWIW I run maxed out front and rear camber (on the stock adjusters), as close to max front castor as possible (trying to keep them relatively even), no front toe and about 1/16 total rear toe. I still am eating up the outside edges of the kooks but I am track only and really need some camber adjusters to even things out.
Perhaps with the street mileage as well you might consider the U.K. specs. A little more aggressive than U.S. spec but not totally out there. They are available with a quick search of the site.
Perhaps with the street mileage as well you might consider the U.K. specs. A little more aggressive than U.S. spec but not totally out there. They are available with a quick search of the site.
UK specs at bottom of image:
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