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Old 04-16-2008, 07:27 PM   #14
Luvs2slide
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S13
Steering bushing, Megan street coilovers, all adjustable arms/rods/bars.
17 x 9 +10 225/45/17 front
17 x 10 +10 235/45/17
Front camber -3, Rear -1.5
Caster front is maxed out, rears is near OEM spec.
Toe I cant remember but near stock on front and little aggresive on rear.

I was getting good grip for about 80mph entries from 4th then downshift to 3rd. I was running Federal 595s. Alot will have to do with the tire you choose to run and like someone was saying before was tire pressure. This definately makes a big difference. If you need more grip in your front just lower the pressure and vice versa. This is pretty self explanatory. Same with rears. if you feel you need more traction, like the rear end is just sliding all crazy and shit drop that pressure like its hot.

by the way, i also used to run a crazy camber on highways which was scary...i think like -5ish lol. every bump i hit the car wanted to steer. Looks good but not too fun to drive. Good luck with your future setups...By the way sorry for the long post but try to pick some good tires and stick with them so you can be more consistent.

Nino
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