bigmat Donating Members 87 Member For: 17y 8m 10d Gender: Male Location: Gisborne NZ Posted 08/08/09 11:24 AM Share Posted 08/08/09 11:24 AM Hi is there anyone that can tell me what the standard tolerances and specs are for a f6 Rspec wheel alignment.I.e Best for handling toe in front & rearCastor and camber angles front & Left & Right SAI etcThere seems to be plenty on most other model details but I can't help but feel the standard r Spec was set a little differently from factory.The reason I ask is I want to choose my own Alignment specialist but want to give him a base to work from. and I can't seem to get this info from ford or fpv.I am looking for a street or twisty road spec, that will provide relative neutral balanced steering and maybe when feeding it a foot ful power induced oversteer...if & when I want it...Cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PHANTMXR6 It's not a MKI! Member 1,742 Member For: 16y 7m 26d Gender: Male Location: Earth Posted 08/08/09 10:51 PM Share Posted 08/08/09 10:51 PM The BA XR6 I owned had all the suspension specs in the owners manual. Not sure if it was carried over to the BF's though. Have you checked out your owners manual? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BOXR6T Member 5 Member For: 16y 6m 17d Posted 10/08/09 11:12 AM Share Posted 10/08/09 11:12 AM I HAVE BEEN A WHEEL ALGNER FOR 5 YEARS AND MY BA MK2 XR6T RUNS VERY WELL ON -.5 NEGATIVE DEGREE CAMBER ALL AROUND, FRONT CASTOR 7 DEGREES, 2 MM TOE IN FRONT AND REAR. PERFECT TYRE WEAR ON STANDARD HEIGHT WITH 17 INCH DUNLOP SP3000GAYSI SUSPECT THE R SPEC WOULD BE RUNNING -1 DEGREE NEGATIVE ( BEING 30MM LOWER THAN THE STOCK T) CAMBER ALL AROUND, APPROX 7 DEGREES CASTOR , 3MM TOE ON THE FRONT AND REAR. AS A RULE OF THUMB FOR EVERY ONE DEGREE EQUALS 2MM WHETHER IT SHIMS , CAMBER OR TOE IN.WE WHEEL ALIGN CUSTOMERS CARS EVERY 5-10000KS AND ADJUST ACCORDINGLYEASIEST WAY TO GET BETTER TYRE WEAR IS INCREASE YOUR PRESSURE OVER MANUFACTURERS SPECS BY 10 PERCENT MAINTAINED REGULARLY Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigmat Donating Members 87 Member For: 17y 8m 10d Gender: Male Location: Gisborne NZ Posted 15/08/09 10:56 PM Author Share Posted 15/08/09 10:56 PM I HAVE BEEN A WHEEL ALGNER FOR 5 YEARS AND MY BA MK2 XR6T RUNS VERY WELL ON -.5 NEGATIVE DEGREE CAMBER ALL AROUND, FRONT CASTOR 7 DEGREES, 2 MM TOE IN FRONT AND REAR. PERFECT TYRE WEAR ON STANDARD HEIGHT WITH 17 INCH DUNLOP SP3000GAYSI SUSPECT THE R SPEC WOULD BE RUNNING -1 DEGREE NEGATIVE ( BEING 30MM LOWER THAN THE STOCK T) CAMBER ALL AROUND, APPROX 7 DEGREES CASTOR , 3MM TOE ON THE FRONT AND REAR. AS A RULE OF THUMB FOR EVERY ONE DEGREE EQUALS 2MM WHETHER IT SHIMS , CAMBER OR TOE IN.WE WHEEL ALIGN CUSTOMERS CARS EVERY 5-10000KS AND ADJUST ACCORDINGLYEASIEST WAY TO GET BETTER TYRE WEAR IS INCREASE YOUR PRESSURE OVER MANUFACTURERS SPECS BY 10 PERCENT MAINTAINED REGULARLYThanks BOXR6T just the info I need, cheersBigMat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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