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23 February 2010, 08:27 PM
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Just had 4 new Toyo Proxes T1R fitted. Car has the AST coilover upgrade with Whiteline swaybars.
Will be getting an alignment tomorrow, however wanted some thoughts on a fast road setup that is not too aggressive as the car has to deal with daily school run and potholed roads and I do not want it sniffing out the cambers in the road.
The last set of tyres wore out on the inside front and back.
Will be getting an alignment tomorrow, however wanted some thoughts on a fast road setup that is not too aggressive as the car has to deal with daily school run and potholed roads and I do not want it sniffing out the cambers in the road.
The last set of tyres wore out on the inside front and back.
25 February 2010, 09:31 PM
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Based in Cyprus and as I do not own the usual BMW, Merc or Ferrari I have an exotic and must provide the settings.
26 February 2010, 07:43 AM
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I have...
-2deg front
-1.5 deg back
0 toe all round
On 6/4 springs.
Too much toe will eat tyres, the above is a real good setup and not too twitchy.
Dont do too hard with the swaybars, most people just fit a slightly stiffer rear to take the load off the front tyres. Sway settings will depend on your spring rates so its a case of what works with your car. I have a std front sway and a 22m whiteline rear on the middle setting as an example.
dipster
-2deg front
-1.5 deg back
0 toe all round
On 6/4 springs.
Too much toe will eat tyres, the above is a real good setup and not too twitchy.
Dont do too hard with the swaybars, most people just fit a slightly stiffer rear to take the load off the front tyres. Sway settings will depend on your spring rates so its a case of what works with your car. I have a std front sway and a 22m whiteline rear on the middle setting as an example.
dipster
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