Had an alignment done after an incident with a 6-8" high Curb (as in, my car was high-centered over it). I brought in specs I'd found here, online. A couple things stuck out to me after speaking w/ the tech.

First, he could not bring the rear wheels to less than -2.0 Camber. He said he could physically do it, but not while maintaining toe at/near zero. In fact, his words were "If I bring it to less than -2.0, the toe would be WAY out of whack. .

Secondly, because of the first fact, he left the rears at -2.0, but for some reason I had him set the front to what I'd brought in; -1.5. After he set the front camber, he set the front Castor at 5.5-5.75 each side.

Driving home I started to think the car may end up more tail-happy with less traction in the rear of the car (probably except when turning...then it'd have more, and less up front... = understeer, right).

ANYBODY have any insights or thoughts? Here are the final specs:

Front - L/R
Caster: 5.9/6.0
Camber: -1.5/-1.5
Toe: 0/0

Rear - L/R
Camber: -2.0/-2.0
Toe: 0.05/0.05

(I asked him to go to 1/16th on the toe, per a few posts by dannobre, whom I trust :) - the machine's finest resolution is .05)

What are your tire / rim specs? I need to have a full alignment done.

Stock wheels w/ 245/40/18 Azenis.

Looks fine to me, I set mine at 1.5/2.0 F/R respectively. Normally if you slide into a curb sideways you'll have too much + camber so I'm not sure how your curb incident affected the settings.

Looks fine to me, I set mine at 1.5/2.0 F/R respectively. Normally if you slide into a curb sideways you'll have too much + camber so I'm not sure how your curb incident affected the settings.

I went up and over a curb - with the front wheels only. Perpendicular to the direction of the road.

Do you feel understeer at the limit? I haven't driven my car hard yet, until I get used to the way it handles now.

the car is still bent somewhere

I could get just under 1 degree in the rear with my Stock setup

I can get to 1.4 deg minimum with it seriously lowered

both settings can achieve either toe in or out range as req'd

if 0.05 was the min resolution available for toe I'd question whether they had it set up for degrees rather inches. I've never seen that otherwise.

...or it could be error or inability on the part of the tech.

Is the tech a d*mb*ss :D: You might have to come back up here to get it done properly

my car is set on 1.6fr and 2.1 Rr.. feels good

Is the tech a d*mb*ss :D: You might have to come back up here to get it done properly

Sounds like a great excuse for a road-trip! :D

lol, I just assumed the owner was smart enough to take it some place proper

I've never run my rear camber near the front camber setting, let alone higher

You are also trying to fling the back end of the car around in a totally different manner than most.

lol, I just assumed the owner was smart enough to take it some place proper

I've never run my rear camber near the front camber setting, let alone higher

Did ya read the OP? I had a oops and needed AN alignment...not THE alignment. ;)

You are also trying to fling the back end of the car around in a totally different manner than most.

but he has m@d Skillz :dunno: :lol2:

but he has m@d Skillz :dunno: :lol2:

point proven by the curb jumping.

great couple of replies guys...wow.

you racked a curb, did you expect congratulations?

Right...I was there. I remember. And I posted with questions about my car's suspension. I suppose I didn't expect anything but technical advice and input. If you two would like to ridicule tell me know and I won't keep checking back.

I Appreciate your input on the technical side so far - but the other attitude is not required. :)

nobody is ridiculing you, maybe try to lighten up :dunno: