Allignment & Tracking Settings

[TooQuicksilver]

I have now found somewhere that will do my tracking and allignment, but they have said I need to provide the settings for them.

As the car is lowered around 50mm and is due to be used on track as well as the road, what settlings should I be using?

 

[Gweebs]

Fred @ YozzaSport or Bradfincham knows a thing or two.

 

[edde]

If they cannot find them themselves don't bother going there any decient place will have a standard cat setup.

BenR might be able to give you the best idea of a rought idea wheat to start at but stock setup with more camber (depends how you drive but say 1.5 deg negative) and that should fine fine for most drivers.

 

[thedoc]

I wouldn't use them if you have to take your own settings..
a good place should take into account your lowered bus..
http://www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk/maintenance.htm
have a look at that website for the basics..

 

[White16valver]

www.alignmycar.co.uk has a list of places that do 4-wheel laser aligning and you get a cool before and after printout too

They have all the settings on there so I'd think they were a bit more reliable than a place that wants you to find out for them... lol

 

[TooQuicksilver]

Obviously they have the standard settings, they said they would put it to any settings I want......

So I thought with it being lowered and me wanting to track it there would be some better settings than the standard ones.

Thanks for the pointers so far.

 

[edde]

Obviously they have the standard settings, they said they would put it to any settings I want......

So I thought with it being lowered and me wanting to track it there would be some better settings than the standard ones.

Thanks for the pointers so far.

I'd say run 1 to 1.5 degress negative camber at the front stock will be about 0.3 to 0.5

 

[TooQuicksilver]

Thanks

Will try that out !!!!!