Agressive street alignment setup recommendations?
#1
Agressive street alignment setup recommendations?
Looking for specs for an agressive street alignment that I can also use at the track next month. '02 C4S with PSS10's and adjustable H&R sways.
Thanks,
Roc
Thanks,
Roc
#2
Probably the GT3 street alignment. That is what was recommended on some of the other posts. That is what I am having done next week when they drop the GT3 sway bar in the back. You have a widebody though so I am not sure if the same applies to you?
HC
HC
#3
#5
Same tires for street and track?
Do you have GT3 monoballs or camber plates at the front for addional front camber?
When I tracked mine on street tires I ran:
Front: -2.0 camber / 0 toe
Rear: -2.0 camber / .20 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees)
Now that I'm on "better" tires I run
Front: -3.0 camber / .10 toe-OUT (measured in degrees)
Rear: -2.6 camber / .25 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees.
Andy
Do you have GT3 monoballs or camber plates at the front for addional front camber?
When I tracked mine on street tires I ran:
Front: -2.0 camber / 0 toe
Rear: -2.0 camber / .20 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees)
Now that I'm on "better" tires I run
Front: -3.0 camber / .10 toe-OUT (measured in degrees)
Rear: -2.6 camber / .25 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees.
Andy
#6
Same tires for street and track?
Do you have GT3 monoballs or camber plates at the front for addional front camber?
When I tracked mine on street tires I ran:
Front: -2.0 camber / 0 toe
Rear: -2.0 camber / .20 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees)
Now that I'm on "better" tires I run
Front: -3.0 camber / .10 toe-OUT (measured in degrees)
Rear: -2.6 camber / .25 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees.
Andy
Do you have GT3 monoballs or camber plates at the front for addional front camber?
When I tracked mine on street tires I ran:
Front: -2.0 camber / 0 toe
Rear: -2.0 camber / .20 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees)
Now that I'm on "better" tires I run
Front: -3.0 camber / .10 toe-OUT (measured in degrees)
Rear: -2.6 camber / .25 toe-in (per side...measured in degrees.
Andy
I have Bridgestone s-02's, street tires
No, I have the factory camber plates/strut mounts. I think they are only good up to 1.0 degree.
Thanks for your input
#7
Roc- you are correct, you will not get the full (1.5 I think) GT3 camber adjustment, but everything else will dial in nicely. I have not experienced any unusual tire wear and the car handles very well.
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#8
I run -1.5 camber in front (max without plates) and -2.0 in the back, 0 toe.
I wouldn't go over 2 camber in the back otherwise the tire wear will start to suffer.
99 C2 with H&R Street Performance Coilovers and GT3 sways (in the softest setting).
I wouldn't go over 2 camber in the back otherwise the tire wear will start to suffer.
99 C2 with H&R Street Performance Coilovers and GT3 sways (in the softest setting).
#11
The part numbers for my 00 C2 are below - might be a few more pieces, but your shop should know what you need. Pricing is around $275 per side.
996-341-121-90 - right conrol arm
996-341-122-90 - left control arm
996-341-441-90 - inner arm (x2)
various shims for camber setting
connecting pieces (nuts and washers)
-td
Last edited by himself; 08-30-2008 at 09:55 PM.
#13
For those running 1-2 degrees of camber, how is your tire wear? I know toe typically has more impact on premature tire wear, but camber should have some effect as well. I've got gt3 control arms installed, but have them set at stock camber at the moment as I don't feel like running through tires just for the sake of street and occassional DEs.
#14
If you're interrested...I've got an extra one that I'd sell cheap. then you'd just have to source one plate and the nuts through the dealer.
Andy