Best Alignment Specs??
#1
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Best Alignment Specs??
Hey guys getting an alignment this week, I’ve seen many threads about ppl doing “better” than Lexus’s recommended specs but a lot of the information is conflicting. My cars a 2015 IS350 FSport AWD, could someone recommend the “best” alignment specs?
#3
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...s-are-off.html
i thought u did something slightly different than Lexus recommendations but I don’t know a lot about this stuff so I might have misunderstood
#4
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I did the Lexus specs. The machine graph will give you different results if the just try to go to the center point.
I have to check camber, but I wouldn't change it much. Only front is adjustable and only on AWD
I have to check camber, but I wouldn't change it much. Only front is adjustable and only on AWD
#5
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on the other thread you said your front camber is 1.2 would you have it set there if you did it again?
#7
There's no "best" spec. Alignments are a spectrum. Just depends where on the spectrum you want to land. Tire life/comfort or performance/agility.
This is why you'll see all kinds of answers. Also a lot of "car guys" misunderstand alignments and spew all sorts of misinformation.
So the first question you have to ask yourself is "what do I want"
You also have to ask yourself what adjustments are possible on your particular make/model of car
This is why you'll see all kinds of answers. Also a lot of "car guys" misunderstand alignments and spew all sorts of misinformation.
So the first question you have to ask yourself is "what do I want"
You also have to ask yourself what adjustments are possible on your particular make/model of car
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#8
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There's no "best" spec. Alignments are a spectrum. Just depends where on the spectrum you want to land. Tire life/comfort or performance/agility.
This is why you'll see all kinds of answers. Also a lot of "car guys" misunderstand alignments and spew all sorts of misinformation.
So the first question you have to ask yourself is "what do I want"
You also have to ask yourself what adjustments are possible on your particular make/model of car
This is why you'll see all kinds of answers. Also a lot of "car guys" misunderstand alignments and spew all sorts of misinformation.
So the first question you have to ask yourself is "what do I want"
You also have to ask yourself what adjustments are possible on your particular make/model of car
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