deadbeatrec

iTrader: (9)

ok so saturday i got my car aligned and i wanted your input on this sheet.i re-wrote it up in excell because i do not have a scanner. they rear was not touched and that concerns me. can rear ajustments be made? im kinda in the clue about this and im trusting them as the shop, but i want to make sure u all think its ok. so please help me. this is all in degrees just so there is no confusion

Chemwarrior

iTrader: (14)

This was taken from www.machevo.com. Compare it to this and see where you stand.

According to the Mitsubishi service manual, your Evo should be aligned as follows:

Rear Camber: -1 degree +/- 30'

Rear Toe: 3mm +/- 2mm (0.12" +/- 0.07")

Front Camber: -1 degree +/- 30' or -2 degree +/- 30'
(Two settings available!)
Front camber should be less than 30' difference between the two front wheels.

Front Toe: 0mm +/- 2mm (0.00" +/- 0.08")

deadbeatrec

iTrader: (9)

i only have degrees here so this doesnt help much.

DarkAngelOfDoom

my evo had all four wheel completly out of alignment. had all four wheels reading green when i was done so to answer your question yes the rear can be adjusted.

19psi

iTrader: (6)

your rear toe and camber is off by a bit.
I would run more negative camber in the front than the rear.
It should be more like -1 or -2 in the front and -1 in the back.

jimsevo8

The rear adjustment is made by an eccentric at the lower control arm in the rear. Good alignment machines will even show the person doing the job where the adjustments need to be made and even which way they need to turn the bolt or nut to get the required adjustment.

Dropspeed

iTrader: (20)

Yes the rear can be adjusted.....But when they adjust the rear toe the rear camber will also change.

The front is not very aggressive at all.....should drive around town OK, but for more spirited driving they should have more negative camber up there.

Mattj

Evo Girlie

iTrader: (55)

since u guys are being very helpful, I need help 2.. My stock tires went to crap and I only got 10,500 miles got the car aligned at roughly 8300 but it was almost 2 late. How is my alignment??? It's a daily, no autocross or crazy driving for now .

19psi

iTrader: (6)

evo girlie:
your alignment specs looks good but if the car is strictly daily driven I would recommend you run -1 camber up in the front and rear.
Toe setting are ok.

Evo Girlie

iTrader: (55)

thank u

19psi

iTrader: (6)

you're welcome.

BTW, you can keep the setting like you have if you like the way the car drives now but you're going to have to rotate your tires more often.