how do these alignment numbers look

rcoe · 03-11-2022, 05:43 PM

Did a full BMR suspension, minus the lowering springs, with fresh tires all the way around last fall. So wanting to make sure everything is good. Car is stock height with 335's in the rear and 305's in the front.

When I brought it in it drove straight and tracked fine down the highway though the steering wheel was just off center a couple degrees to the left. When I picked it up still drove and tracked fine but now the wheel is clocked a couple degrees to the right.

Should I bring it back in and have them recheck it?

Here is the sheet.

Vtor_ZL1 · 03-11-2022, 06:17 PM

On heavily crowned roads, the car can drive straight but wheel is bit off.

Based on AFTER alignment:

Front toe is kinda jacked and that prob why wheel is crooked too.
If not racing or tracking the car, that much toe will chew up inside of the tires.

I'd take it back and have them zero out the toe, front & rear.

03-11-2022, 05:43 PM	#1
rcoe Drives: 2016 Camaro SS Join Date: Oct 2021 Location: Michigan Posts: 310	how do these alignment numbers look Did a full BMR suspension, minus the lowering springs, with fresh tires all the way around last fall. So wanting to make sure everything is good. Car is stock height with 335's in the rear and 305's in the front. When I brought it in it drove straight and tracked fine down the highway though the steering wheel was just off center a couple degrees to the left. When I picked it up still drove and tracked fine but now the wheel is clocked a couple degrees to the right. Should I bring it back in and have them recheck it? Here is the sheet. __________________ 2016 Camaro 2SS 759whp 686wtq tuned by KingLt1 Procharger D1SC - Forged internals BTR stage 3 cam - Circle Stage 3 trans American Racing headers - Borla S-type

03-11-2022, 06:17 PM	#2
Vtor_ZL1 Who Needs to KNOW? Drives: 18 ZLE Join Date: May 2018 Location: Left Side of the Moon Posts: 1,853	On heavily crowned roads, the car can drive straight but wheel is bit off. Based on AFTER alignment: Front toe is kinda jacked and that prob why wheel is crooked too. If not racing or tracking the car, that much toe will chew up inside of the tires. I'd take it back and have them zero out the toe, front & rear. __________________ ing for grip. Are you in the NY/NJ/PA/CT region? Join us for autox fun at MetLife Stadium. HUGE lots, tons of runs. http://www.motorsportsne.com/

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