Alignment Question..........
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Drifting
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From: Rowlett TX
Alignment Question..........
Hello, I posted this in the tire & wheel section but didn't get a reply so I thought I would try here 
Wednesday I am having new tires and wheels installed on my 2004 C5 Coupe and I have a couple of alignment related questions for you guys.
I am installing C6 Z06 reproducton wheels 18x9.5 57mm offset (front) and 19x11 64mm offset (rear) with Michelin Ps2's 275/35ZR18 (front) and 305/30ZR19 (rear).
I have the F55 suspension with the car slightly lowered with Z06 sway bars installed.
I do not race the car, it is a daily driver and I am looking for the best ride and tire wear.
My questions are:
1) Would the stock alignment specifications be the best for my car with the information I supplied above or should I adjust the specifications any?
2) Are these the correct stock alignment specs for my 2004 C5 Coupe?
Thanks
Wednesday I am having new tires and wheels installed on my 2004 C5 Coupe and I have a couple of alignment related questions for you guys.
I am installing C6 Z06 reproducton wheels 18x9.5 57mm offset (front) and 19x11 64mm offset (rear) with Michelin Ps2's 275/35ZR18 (front) and 305/30ZR19 (rear).
I have the F55 suspension with the car slightly lowered with Z06 sway bars installed.
I do not race the car, it is a daily driver and I am looking for the best ride and tire wear.
My questions are:
1) Would the stock alignment specifications be the best for my car with the information I supplied above or should I adjust the specifications any?
2) Are these the correct stock alignment specs for my 2004 C5 Coupe?
Thanks
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 1,737
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From: Northern VA
Going by your criteria, I would go with:
0* camber all the way around
7+* caster
A touch of toe-in at both ends
This should give:
Maximum tread life (for your stated driving style)
Maximum rear tire grip
Good stability and tracking
0* camber all the way around
7+* caster
A touch of toe-in at both ends
This should give:
Maximum tread life (for your stated driving style)
Maximum rear tire grip
Good stability and tracking
