Geometry settings.
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Geometry settings.
As per the title getting my lowering springs fitted this week on my Blobeye sti and was hoping someone on here will have some geometry settings that I can have my car set up to match? Car will be on tein s lowering springs with KYB ultra shocks and car will be lowered by 35-40mm? Thanks in advance.
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From: Torpoint
Mine is 35 mm lower on BC 's , done at Sub4you. "Prodrive tarmac settings".
Lowering 30-40 mm is a good comprimise , likely you won't bottom out much.
The whole subject is way to deep, but I can tell you, I tried upto -2.6 negatve front camber but finally found around -1.6 deg works best for me for daily drives without being too twichty on B road straights , also that prevents excessive tire wear on inside.
As the springs you are using are from Tein , why don't you ask them. They have a very good reputation for advice , and the designer contributes on here.
Go look also at the section suspension tyres brakes , to get some more background.
Lowering 30-40 mm is a good comprimise , likely you won't bottom out much.
The whole subject is way to deep, but I can tell you, I tried upto -2.6 negatve front camber but finally found around -1.6 deg works best for me for daily drives without being too twichty on B road straights , also that prevents excessive tire wear on inside.
As the springs you are using are from Tein , why don't you ask them. They have a very good reputation for advice , and the designer contributes on here.
Go look also at the section suspension tyres brakes , to get some more background.
