C-4 alignment specs
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
C-4 alignment specs
If you can stand one alignment question - what specs should I give to my alignment shop for C-4, basically stock and running Kumho 710s (275/40/17) all around. Mostly running road courses and just wanted to keep from cording the Kumho. I just flipped them in the wheels due to wear on the outside shoulders.
Appreciate any advice - headed for alignment on Thursday, prepping for Pocono Sat/Sun.
Thanks
Appreciate any advice - headed for alignment on Thursday, prepping for Pocono Sat/Sun.
Thanks
#2
Safety Car
#3
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
#4
With stock suspension you will find that you're limited getting enough negative camber on the front.
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
#5
Melting Slicks
With stock suspension you will find that you're limited getting enough negative camber on the front.
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
#6
Safety Car
My last time out at Sebring I ran -3.0 on the rear of my C4. This weekend I'm going back to -2.5 degrees.
I installed the offset lower control arm bushings and I'm not sure it was worth the effort.
Richard Newton
Race Cars 360
I installed the offset lower control arm bushings and I'm not sure it was worth the effort.
Richard Newton
Race Cars 360
#7
Melting Slicks
My last time out at Sebring I ran -3.0 on the rear of my C4. This weekend I'm going back to -2.5 degrees.
I installed the offset lower control arm bushings and I'm not sure it was worth the effort.
Richard Newton
Race Cars 360
I installed the offset lower control arm bushings and I'm not sure it was worth the effort.
Richard Newton
Race Cars 360
#8
Drifting
With stock suspension you will find that you're limited getting enough negative camber on the front.
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
#9
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I run zero toe on the street, and toe it out at an event
I have it marked so I can reset it.
I've autoxed with the shims and washers completely out, great for cornering, but it really compromised my braking.
I'm going to adjustable arms so I can get whatever I want.
I have it marked so I can reset it.
I've autoxed with the shims and washers completely out, great for cornering, but it really compromised my braking.
I'm going to adjustable arms so I can get whatever I want.
#10
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
With stock suspension you will find that you're limited getting enough negative camber on the front.
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
Take all shims out on front and see what you're getting. Put enough shims back to the side where you have more negative camber to match the other side. Toe is easy, just use the numbers from the chart.
We're suppose to have great weather this Sat/Sun. See you up there...
#11
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Thanks for all the feedback - lots of great info. It goes in tomorrow - I'll go a little to the conservative side with the set up - still use this car occasionally on the street.