Attn Ryans4 -- alignment question...
06-26-2005, 09:56 PM
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Attn Ryans4 -- alignment question...
Ryan,
Talking about alignments before, you suggested the following as an aggressive street set-up:
Non-Freeway People:
Front Camber = -2 degrees
Front Toe = ZERO
Front Ride Height = 25.25" Minimum
Rear Camber = -1.5 degree
Rear Toe = ZERO to - 1/16 OUT
Rear Ride Height = + 1/4" from Front Min/Max
I am not clear on what you meant for the rear ride height. If the front is set to the minimum (25 ¼ inches). Then are you suggesting a range between 25 ¼ and 25 ½ at the back? What is the advantage of having the back much or any higher than the front?
Thanx.
Stephen<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/1902070.phtml">here are my two street car alignment recommendations...</a></li></ul>
Talking about alignments before, you suggested the following as an aggressive street set-up:
Non-Freeway People:
Front Camber = -2 degrees
Front Toe = ZERO
Front Ride Height = 25.25" Minimum
Rear Camber = -1.5 degree
Rear Toe = ZERO to - 1/16 OUT
Rear Ride Height = + 1/4" from Front Min/Max
I am not clear on what you meant for the rear ride height. If the front is set to the minimum (25 ¼ inches). Then are you suggesting a range between 25 ¼ and 25 ½ at the back? What is the advantage of having the back much or any higher than the front?
Thanx.
Stephen<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/1902070.phtml">here are my two street car alignment recommendations...</a></li></ul>
06-27-2005, 06:28 AM
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If you set the front at 25.25", I'd go 25.5" for the rear...
...the rake will help the rear rotate more. I would not go over 25.75" in the rear. So that's what I mean by Rear Ride Height + 1/4" to 1/2" from front.
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