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#551
Have a set of unused alignment shim for sell (197-357-06-00), free shipping to all lower 48 states.
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#552
Wanted to ask for folks who run > 2.5 camber for the fronts, how do you get to that camber? My shop used the the shim that pushes the bolt to the most direction but still were only able to get 2.5.
I run cup2 ZP at track but can see that the outer edge of the fronts are not wearing. Do you have to lower the fronts a bit to get to that camber setting with the shim?
I run cup2 ZP at track but can see that the outer edge of the fronts are not wearing. Do you have to lower the fronts a bit to get to that camber setting with the shim?
#553
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Wanted to ask for folks who run > 2.5 camber for the fronts, how do you get to that camber? My shop used the the shim that pushes the bolt to the most direction but still were only able to get 2.5.
I run cup2 ZP at track but can see that the outer edge of the fronts are not wearing. Do you have to lower the fronts a bit to get to that camber setting with the shim?
I run cup2 ZP at track but can see that the outer edge of the fronts are not wearing. Do you have to lower the fronts a bit to get to that camber setting with the shim?
U might want to get the alignment checked. I also ran OEM toe and caster.
#554
I tried to work around the same issue. If there is a solution it might have to come from the aftermarket. My local AMG tech said the only way to increase negative camber past -2.5 is to lower the car.
I sit on Renntech CAS and lowered the front about 3/4 inches. Only increased negative camber to - 2.65 to -2.7 degrees.
To maximize the contact patch I lowered the tire psi to 35lbs front, 33lbs rear hot. Seems I am getting full tread wear after the change. Keep in mind this is with a different tire, not the MPSC ZP you are running.
If someone cracked the code and achieved more camber I’d love to hear about it too.
I sit on Renntech CAS and lowered the front about 3/4 inches. Only increased negative camber to - 2.65 to -2.7 degrees.
To maximize the contact patch I lowered the tire psi to 35lbs front, 33lbs rear hot. Seems I am getting full tread wear after the change. Keep in mind this is with a different tire, not the MPSC ZP you are running.
If someone cracked the code and achieved more camber I’d love to hear about it too.
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supertanch (09-21-2020)
#555
I ran -2.5 camber F and R along with the ZPs and I always managed to use all of the tyre up to the small arrows on the tyre upper sidewall which shows the limit you should use. My car was not lowered btw.
U might want to get the alignment checked. I also ran OEM toe and caster.
U might want to get the alignment checked. I also ran OEM toe and caster.
Will check my alignment one more time and see, does anyone know how to get the spanner wrench to lower the GTR coilovers? It doesn't come with the car seems..
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thebishman (09-21-2020)
#556
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I just rechecked my alignment. The previous numbers I had stated in a different thread were from my old car.
These are the setting on the PRO.
LF = -2.6 T=0.01
RF= -2.7 T=0.01
LR = -2.2 T=0.05
RR= -2.3 T=0.06
So my shop was able to adjust past 2.5. I know they said to try this first before going further.
These are the setting on the PRO.
LF = -2.6 T=0.01
RF= -2.7 T=0.01
LR = -2.2 T=0.05
RR= -2.3 T=0.06
So my shop was able to adjust past 2.5. I know they said to try this first before going further.
#557
I just rechecked my alignment. The previous numbers I had stated in a different thread were from my old car.
These are the setting on the PRO.
LF = -2.6 T=0.01
RF= -2.7 T=0.01
LR = -2.2 T=0.05
RR= -2.3 T=0.06
So my shop was able to adjust past 2.5. I know they said to try this first before going further.
These are the setting on the PRO.
LF = -2.6 T=0.01
RF= -2.7 T=0.01
LR = -2.2 T=0.05
RR= -2.3 T=0.06
So my shop was able to adjust past 2.5. I know they said to try this first before going further.
#558
With a set of the MB shims you should be able to go past -2.5 I believe the shop that did mine said they can do -2.7 with what i supplied them but i found -2.5F to be the perfect setup for my particular car.
#559
I used a set of the MBShims as well, the MB shims cannot be staggered like the porsche ones, instead it's choosing the right offset for your choice. We chose the offset which brings the alignment bolt to the most extreme for maximizing camber but still got only 2.5.. The shop says if I want to get anything more I'd have to lower the car.
#560
I used a set of the MBShims as well, the MB shims cannot be staggered like the porsche ones, instead it's choosing the right offset for your choice. We chose the offset which brings the alignment bolt to the most extreme for maximizing camber but still got only 2.5.. The shop says if I want to get anything more I'd have to lower the car.
I need to start playing with the suspension outside of just the knobs that affect rebound.
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#568
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Went back to the regular cup2 this Saturday. No issues. Most of the guys with Porsche's run the antigravity battery to save weight. 40 to 50 pound weight saving according to them.
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#572
Had to really dial back the traction control knob as well as dial in the camber. Also playing with the rebound helped.
#574
The delamination of the ZPs does not look normal, any chance those tires are > 3 years old on manufacturing time?
#575
Junior Member
Originally Posted by supertanch
The delamination of the ZPs does not look normal, any chance those tires are > 3 years old on manufacturing time?