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PostPosted:Wed Mar 19, 2014 5:05 pm 
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Car Details:1990 Camaro 5lt RS manual with T-tops.
Got my Camaro back on the road after poly bushing and changing springs/shocks (lowered all round 1.5").
What is the recommended front Toe in/out for Camaros? as my car drives horrible at the minute as steering is everywhere.

Car is a 1990 RS Camaro with 305 V8 manual. Fully polybushed with lowered springs/shocks (1.5inch)

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PostPosted:Wed Mar 19, 2014 6:05 pm 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
Location:Luton
When i had my IROC used some settings I gave my local tyre place I found in a camaro performance book i had at the time..

I quickly looked online there's loads of settings available. Concensus seems to say that standard figures wear the outside edges so need to add camber, which improves grip, and a touch of toe in.

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PostPosted:Wed Mar 19, 2014 9:11 pm 
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Car Details:1986 Camaro, bought into Spain by me in 1993.
305 replaced by a 355, 750 Demon carb, RPM AirGap intake, Brodix heads, Hedman Hedders, 3" Flowmaster exhaust.
Wheels are Summit aluminium 5 spokes, tyres are 245 rear 225 front BF Goodrich.
B/M transmission, battery relocated to the rear, GoodMark 4" cowl steel hood.
Location:Spain East Coast
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PostPosted:Thu Mar 20, 2014 8:46 am 
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Car Details:1990 Camaro 5lt RS manual with T-tops.
Would that be for American roads? Drivin on the opposite side of the road means you would need to toe opposite to counter the slope of roads?

Or have I just thought that all wrong lol

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PostPosted:Thu Mar 20, 2014 10:22 am 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
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Would that be for American roads? Drivin on the opposite side of the road means you would need to toe opposite to counter the slope of roads?

Or have I just thought that all wrong lol
I don't think our roads have enough camber to need to adjust the geometry to account for it, reckon you'd get more tyre wear than benefit.

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PostPosted:Thu Mar 20, 2014 11:01 am 
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Car Details:1990 Camaro 5lt RS manual with T-tops.
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Would that be for American roads? Drivin on the opposite side of the road means you would need to toe opposite to counter the slope of roads?

Or have I just thought that all wrong lol
I don't think our roads have enough camber to need to adjust the geometry to account for it, reckon you'd get more tyre wear than benefit.
I use to do a lot of tracking and it's amazing how much road camber can alter the drive ability of a car, most just pulling to the right (curb)

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