Front end alignment #'s
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Drifting
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Slidell La
Front end alignment #'s
Does anyone know the front end toe it or camber specs are for the C5.
I have checked mine and found +1/4 degree camber and 1/16 toe in and would like to know how this is vs. spec. Thanks 99 Nassau Blue
Also what are the recommended #'s to prevent inside edge tire wear.
I have checked mine and found +1/4 degree camber and 1/16 toe in and would like to know how this is vs. spec. Thanks 99 Nassau Blue
Also what are the recommended #'s to prevent inside edge tire wear.
Pro
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Olympia Washington
If you do a search you will probably get more info than you want, Leaftye has a sticky up on top that has alignment specs its a great tool he spent alot of time putting it together. On my car caster 7 degrees, camber neg. 1/2 degree, toe 1/32 in.
Race Director
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
I use the VBandP Advanced street settings.
IT really helps turn in and minimize tramlining... there is some inner wear compared to the rest of the tire...
http://www.vbandp.com/instructions/h...ruct/align.htm
IT really helps turn in and minimize tramlining... there is some inner wear compared to the rest of the tire...
http://www.vbandp.com/instructions/h...ruct/align.htm
Le Mans Master
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From: Hot Springs AR
Originally Posted by jimcork1
Does anyone know the front end toe it or camber specs are for the C5.
I have checked mine and found +1/4 degree camber and 1/16 total toe in and would like to know how this is vs. spec. Thanks 99 Nassau Blue
Also what are the recommended #'s to prevent inside edge tire wear.
I have checked mine and found +1/4 degree camber and 1/16 total toe in and would like to know how this is vs. spec. Thanks 99 Nassau Blue
Also what are the recommended #'s to prevent inside edge tire wear.
Also, don't forget the rear tires, which also have camber and toe adjustments. Go for 0 toe in and 0 to -1/4 degree camber.
BTW, gotta love the Nassau Blue!
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike
