Autocross alignment for a 2000 FRC?
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
Autocross alignment for a 2000 FRC?
I recently purchased a C5 and plan on occasional autocross and high speed events. I have done this for years but always in C4 Corvettes. I am looking for an alignment to fit track and street. I was thinking of something similar to Z06 specs with about -.6 camber. Any thoughts, advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
#2
Le Mans Master
For a compromise setting, I use the following:
front camber: -0.8
rear camber: -0.6
front toe: 1/16" total toe in
rear toe: 0.0
This gets me decent street wear, with the inner edges wearing slightly faster than the outer edges. I flip my autocross tires once during their usage.
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike
front camber: -0.8
rear camber: -0.6
front toe: 1/16" total toe in
rear toe: 0.0
This gets me decent street wear, with the inner edges wearing slightly faster than the outer edges. I flip my autocross tires once during their usage.
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike
#4
Le Mans Master
I've run DEs with those settings with no problems. You won't get the maximum capability out of your car with those settings at either an autocross or a DE; BUT you won't kill your street tires either, and you won't have the car hunting like a bloodhound after an escaped convict.
Have a good one,
Mike
Have a good one,
Mike
#5
Race Director
crank EVERY adjuster as far as they will go, set the toe 1/16 OUT in the front, and 1/8" IN in the front.
EDIT: sorry, above is for AutoX only, not street
EDIT: sorry, above is for AutoX only, not street
#7
For a compromise setting, I use the following:
front camber: -0.8
rear camber: -0.6
front toe: 1/16" total toe in
rear toe: 0.0
This gets me decent street wear, with the inner edges wearing slightly faster than the outer edges. I flip my autocross tires once during their usage.
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike
front camber: -0.8
rear camber: -0.6
front toe: 1/16" total toe in
rear toe: 0.0
This gets me decent street wear, with the inner edges wearing slightly faster than the outer edges. I flip my autocross tires once during their usage.
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike
Last year I has a more aggressive alignment, for autox, and found that it actually worked OK for HPDE also. I'm about to go back to something closer to those specs.