Swift Spring Alignment Specs.
Feb 3, 2007, 05:32 AM
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You think the dealer sucks? Listen to this...I'm sitting outside an alignment shop right now...I bring my evo in and he asks what I have done..I say swift springs and I get why did you put springs on a new car? Uhm looking for better handling and he goes and you think springs will do that?
Wow...
So it gets better I tell him I need -1.5 front and -1.0 rear and he goes toe? No! I want 0 toe and that's the camber specs..and he goes ok we'll see what we can do...
Oh god help me...my tires were getting eaten so I needed an alignment, I hope these guys get it right...
Wow...
So it gets better I tell him I need -1.5 front and -1.0 rear and he goes toe? No! I want 0 toe and that's the camber specs..and he goes ok we'll see what we can do...
Oh god help me...my tires were getting eaten so I needed an alignment, I hope these guys get it right...
Feb 3, 2007, 08:45 AM
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Do you add negative or positive toe for that? I had negative and it ate away the insides of my front tires so I got like .1 positive now, is it that big of a deal or should I go back and demand 0 lol.
Feb 19, 2007, 04:36 PM
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bump for answer, i also had mine from negative and now I have .04 and .03 for the rear toe, is that anything I need to be concern about? OR should I bring it back and demand them to make it 0 toe for the rear.
Feb 19, 2007, 04:54 PM
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Funny thing is I still havent gotten the alignment done yet. I havent really been driving the car because of the weather and all. Might have put on 500 miles since I last posted in here. Does anyone know of a reputable alignment shop in CT???
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Let's keep it simple. You want......
1 to 2 degrees of negative camber. (1 degree is plenty as per my converstion with a tech from Ingalls)
ZERO toe unless you don't mind changing your tires much more frequently.
and as much postive Castor possible.
That's it and Good Luck!
1 to 2 degrees of negative camber. (1 degree is plenty as per my converstion with a tech from Ingalls)
ZERO toe unless you don't mind changing your tires much more frequently.
and as much postive Castor possible.
That's it and Good Luck!
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