Is this alignment done correctly? spec pics
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Instructor
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From: Port Orange Florida
Is this alignment done correctly? spec pics
2002 Z06. Just had this done after owering it down.Are these #'s OK??
First time posting pics, hopefully they are there.
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Thanks for the help,
No pics, sorry...
First time posting pics, hopefully they are there.
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Thanks for the help,
No pics, sorry...
Last edited by bikeone; Jan 21, 2008 at 09:38 PM. Reason: No pics, I'll try later
Instructor
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Seems to me they did a half a$$ job. your front camber 0.6 of a degree off, sure its in green but that will definitley make your car pull to the right. They also didn't do a very good job with the toe. Your front tires are pointing out away from each other, they should be pointing towards each other, like 0.00 to -0.05 on each side. The rear looks good but I think that front needs some work. Does the car even drive straight if you let go of the steering wheel on a flat straight strech of road?
Drifting
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From: Springfield IL
you want as much negative camber as possible, but equal on both sides, otherwise you will get a pull. You want a hair of toe out on the front end, and a hair of toe in on the rear end. Make sure toe on the rear end is equal, otherwise you will get a pull.
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Rear is ok from a tire wearing standpoint, not for handling though. The front is terrible, I would request it be redone, or take it to a shop that will do it properly. The front camber and toe settings will make the car pull and handle oddly and wear the front tires.
It's going back for a re-do