Getting an Alignment, anything I should know??
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Getting an Alignment, anything I should know??
Im gettin an alignment this weekend on my wheels. Is there anything I should know about? Do I have to tell the shop anything?? My car is a 2000 Camaro Z28 and is lowered about 1.5 inches. Someone told me that I should tell them to make the camber as negative as possible, but I dont know if that sounds right.
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um, correct me if i am wrong but if they put your wheels at as far a negative camber as possible your tires will wear like ****. unless all you do is road race i would not suggest doing that. we had a viper once that was like that. wasted a good set of pilot sports.
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A hunter alignment print-out, at least the machine is of great quality!
You have about 7 degrees pull to the left, mainly due to the caster. How does your car drive? Pull any? Keep an eye on your front inside tires for excessive wear.
You have about 7 degrees pull to the left, mainly due to the caster. How does your car drive? Pull any? Keep an eye on your front inside tires for excessive wear.
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Originally Posted by yak
um, correct me if i am wrong but if they put your wheels at as far a negative camber as possible your tires will wear like ****. unless all you do is road race i would not suggest doing that. we had a viper once that was like that. wasted a good set of pilot sports.
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Originally Posted by autotrix
A hunter alignment print-out, at least the machine is of great quality!
You have about 7 degrees pull to the left, mainly due to the caster. How does your car drive? Pull any? Keep an eye on your front inside tires for excessive wear.
You have about 7 degrees pull to the left, mainly due to the caster. How does your car drive? Pull any? Keep an eye on your front inside tires for excessive wear.