C6 Front end Alinment Specs
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For the best tire wear on my GS, I had the car aligned with minimum camber:
Front Camber: . .- 0.5°
Rear Camber: . . - 0.3°
Front & Rear Toe: . . As close to 0.0° as they could get it
Front Camber: . .- 0.5°
Rear Camber: . . - 0.3°
Front & Rear Toe: . . As close to 0.0° as they could get it
#7
I had my front camber set at -1 left and -1 right, toe was .02 & -.01 and I am seeing excessive inside tire wear on the passenger side tire... 30k miles so far still have 5/32" tread left in the center of the tire
#8
Melting Slicks
I have used those specs all the time for the 7 years of ownership on my 2013 GS and my tires wear even across the thread with great handling. Never had a problem. 27k miles on the car now.
#9
Drifting
What are you doing with your car? That is what’s gonna determine what your alignments should be.
I get best tire wear at -2.2, but I wouldnt recommend that if it’s just for driving around town.
I get best tire wear at -2.2, but I wouldnt recommend that if it’s just for driving around town.
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The OP never came back to this thread he started a couple of days ago.