Alignment questions
Alignment questions
The car hasn't had one in years!!!
It has PSS9 set pretty soft, which I am fine with
I run R888 245/40 and 315/30
I am still AWD
Lots of power, would like to keep decent wear on the tires since they don't last long anyway.
I drive it daily, somewhat aggressively.
What sort of alignment specs should I go with?
Just in the last couple months it has started to feel a little floaty or darty. I read some threads about bent eccentric bolts, heard they loosen some times. Tire wear has been pretty even in the rear as the last rear tires wore just about perfectly even.
It has PSS9 set pretty soft, which I am fine with
I run R888 245/40 and 315/30
I am still AWD
Lots of power, would like to keep decent wear on the tires since they don't last long anyway.
I drive it daily, somewhat aggressively.
What sort of alignment specs should I go with?
Just in the last couple months it has started to feel a little floaty or darty. I read some threads about bent eccentric bolts, heard they loosen some times. Tire wear has been pretty even in the rear as the last rear tires wore just about perfectly even.
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hasn't been done in years? wow. mines annual whether it needs it or not lol, and it always does.
cant beat oem as a baseline. so if the bilsteins have you about an inch lower? ( approx 40mm ) go with the row x73 specs as they are in the alignment computer. what i would do as the x73 row specs are also for a 20mm drop. close enough for rock and roll
cant beat oem as a baseline. so if the bilsteins have you about an inch lower? ( approx 40mm ) go with the row x73 specs as they are in the alignment computer. what i would do as the x73 row specs are also for a 20mm drop. close enough for rock and roll
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