alingment numbers
10-14-2007, 11:00 AM
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RE: alingment numbers
ORIGINAL: MustangMan00
i dunno if this will help cuz i dont have c/c plates but i just got it aligned and my numbers are
Camber LF -1.1 RF -1.0
Caster LF 3.0RF 2.8
Toe LF.12 RF .11
i dunno if this will help cuz i dont have c/c plates but i just got it aligned and my numbers are
Camber LF -1.1 RF -1.0
Caster LF 3.0RF 2.8
Toe LF.12 RF .11
10-14-2007, 11:08 AM
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RE: alingment numbers
the insides is a toe issue.........i just got new tires, my insdies of the front tires were WRECKED completely bald, and it was all the toe issue and thats adjusted at the tie rod, i went to those numbers above from....
LF -.70 RF -.69
for a total of -1.39 to 0.22....it was wayyyy off
LF -.70 RF -.69
for a total of -1.39 to 0.22....it was wayyyy off
10-14-2007, 11:54 AM
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RE: alingment numbers
ORIGINAL: MustangMan00
the insides is a toe issue.........i just got new tires, my insdies of the front tires were WRECKED completely bald, and it was all the toe issue and thats adjusted at the tie rod, i went to those numbers above from....
LF -.70 RF -.69
for a total of -1.39 to 0.22....it was wayyyy off
the insides is a toe issue.........i just got new tires, my insdies of the front tires were WRECKED completely bald, and it was all the toe issue and thats adjusted at the tie rod, i went to those numbers above from....
LF -.70 RF -.69
for a total of -1.39 to 0.22....it was wayyyy off
If your camber is zero at all times, then you will have even wear on the tire no mater what the toe is. Look here if you are interestedin learning about alignment.
10-14-2007, 02:15 PM
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RE: alingment numbers
well all i know is the insides were bald, and all they relaly changed was the toe and that was completely off, and i got it free for a yr so im goin back once a month for a free alignment to make sure it stays that way, for at least a yr
10-15-2007, 12:17 PM
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RE: alingment numbers
Maximum Motorsports recommends
Caster 4.4* positive.
Camber .5* negative.
I agree with these specs.I've had no tire wear problems and these specs have made the car handle much better.
For more info;
http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/t_suspension.htm
Caster 4.4* positive.
Camber .5* negative.
I agree with these specs.I've had no tire wear problems and these specs have made the car handle much better.
For more info;
http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/t_suspension.htm
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