caulfield6
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Hi,
I took my car in today for an alignment and checkup at pedders.
Firstly, im kinda impressed with how they treated me.
I want to know if someone could give me some advice with the numbers.
Front camber is sweet, my front castor is about a degree off (L:R, 8.14':7.05'). As far as ive been able to find out this isnt a problem. In wear or anything?
In the rear, i have a nolathane 46138A, bush and bolt, which i want to install tomorrow/today now.
The numbers i got for my rear alignment were:
camber: -2.02' : -1.53'
toe in: -3.70' : +0.40'
I assume that this is all going to be fixed by installing the kit on the inside mounts and adjusting it accordingly.
I think i got myself confused that only installing on the inside would only get toe, and leave me unable to adjust camber.
Is this true?
TLDR:
- will installing 46138A on the inside mounts only allow rear toe adjust (as opposed to outside mounts for camber)?
- does front castor really matter? Will it wear the tyres?
Any and all responses welcome.
Cheers,
Pat
I took my car in today for an alignment and checkup at pedders.
Firstly, im kinda impressed with how they treated me.
I want to know if someone could give me some advice with the numbers.
Front camber is sweet, my front castor is about a degree off (L:R, 8.14':7.05'). As far as ive been able to find out this isnt a problem. In wear or anything?
In the rear, i have a nolathane 46138A, bush and bolt, which i want to install tomorrow/today now.
The numbers i got for my rear alignment were:
camber: -2.02' : -1.53'
toe in: -3.70' : +0.40'
I assume that this is all going to be fixed by installing the kit on the inside mounts and adjusting it accordingly.
I think i got myself confused that only installing on the inside would only get toe, and leave me unable to adjust camber.
Is this true?
TLDR:
- will installing 46138A on the inside mounts only allow rear toe adjust (as opposed to outside mounts for camber)?
- does front castor really matter? Will it wear the tyres?
Any and all responses welcome.
Cheers,
Pat