L-Tuned camber specs
07-18-05, 05:01 PM
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L-Tuned camber specs
Does anyone know if the L-Tuned suspension had different camber settings than the factory suspension?
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I am guessing no here but the tire shop asked so they could set camber specifically for the L-Tuned setup.
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I am guessing no here but the tire shop asked so they could set camber specifically for the L-Tuned setup.
07-20-05, 06:18 PM
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I had my car aligned at lexus after I put on the shocks and springs. I'm not sure if the specs are different but i will look for the sheet later and see if I can get it posted on here
07-20-05, 07:39 PM
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Ok found my sheet, here's the specs. These are specified ranges, not sure if they are different for stock applications vs. LTuned but i would guess not.
FRONT:
camber -.8 to .2
caster 7.1 to 8.1
toe -.03 to .18
SAI 8.4 to 9.4
Included angle 7.6 to 9.6
cross camber -.5 to .5
cross caster -.5 to .5
total toe -.05 to .35
REAR:
camber -1.3 to -.3
toe -.03 to .17
total toe -.07 to .33
My car's before readings were in spec for almost everything although a lot of reading were right on the edge. Toe was way off. Hope this helps
FRONT:
camber -.8 to .2
caster 7.1 to 8.1
toe -.03 to .18
SAI 8.4 to 9.4
Included angle 7.6 to 9.6
cross camber -.5 to .5
cross caster -.5 to .5
total toe -.05 to .35
REAR:
camber -1.3 to -.3
toe -.03 to .17
total toe -.07 to .33
My car's before readings were in spec for almost everything although a lot of reading were right on the edge. Toe was way off. Hope this helps
07-20-05, 10:57 PM
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camber setup
you 'll first need to figure out if you are into performance driving or just want the tires to last.
more amber means you'll have to take your car to tire shop for them to flip your tire since more camber will cause your tire to have a innner tread wear...... but it'll work best under cornering.
and if you want them to last and with least amount of work, time and money. Of course have them as minimal as possible.
more amber means you'll have to take your car to tire shop for them to flip your tire since more camber will cause your tire to have a innner tread wear...... but it'll work best under cornering.
and if you want them to last and with least amount of work, time and money. Of course have them as minimal as possible.
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