New Pics after alignment
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New Pics after alignment
FL: -20mm FR: -19mm
RL: -17mm RR: -16mm
Camber (Had to use camber bolt on FR part#000-333-05-71-28)
FL: -1.35 FR: -1.37
RL: -1.39 RR: -1.40
Toe:
FL: 0.11 FR: 0.07
RL: 0.28 RR: 0.26
Caster: 11.23 11.09
Driving through DC heatwave...
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RL: -17mm RR: -16mm
Camber (Had to use camber bolt on FR part#000-333-05-71-28)
FL: -1.35 FR: -1.37
RL: -1.39 RR: -1.40
Toe:
FL: 0.11 FR: 0.07
RL: 0.28 RR: 0.26
Caster: 11.23 11.09
Driving through DC heatwave...
Last edited by exdes; 06-27-2010 at 01:17 AM.
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2010 Irridium Silver MB C63 AMG Sedan
Wow. Looks fantastic! I really gotta get my lazy *** up and jump on a CF lip and diffuser! Your 63 looks totally killer.....truly nice job and for keeping it clean.
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Your car is exactly how I envision mine and want to keep it. Classic factory look with small upgrades that just seal its perfection. You got me motivated...truly nice job...
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Thanks!! The side is still not blacked out yet.. Tried but was too hard..
Yes the CF bits make it a look a lot better.
Thanks.. I still owe you some pictures..![Frown](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
Yeah I had a section of I-66 roped off so I can take pictures.. lol
Thanks.. I still owe you some pictures..
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Yeah I had a section of I-66 roped off so I can take pictures.. lol
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I'm assuming that the toe measurements are given in inches. That is, .25=1/4". Also is this the stock specification? If so it would explain a lot of the tire wear issues folks are having. .25 inches of toe in per side, or .5 inches total toe is a lot. The benefit is that you get very stable straight line, braking, and turn in performance (safe). The down side is that you chew tires. I use a lot of rear toe in on my track car, but only because I need to get heat in the tires quickly. MB may also be using a lot of toe in to compensate for soft toe bushings or links. Not sure but I may try an 1/8th or a 1/16th toe per side and see if I get better tire wear.