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ROW M030 - Street/Track Alignment

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YOUR RESEARCHROW M030 - Street/Track Alignment

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Run 1.0 front and -2.0 rear

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Anyone running -1.0 front and -2.0 rear?

ROW M030 - Street/Track Alignment
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Run 1.0 front and -2.0 rear

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Anyone running -1.0 front and -2.0 rear?

ROW M030 - Street/Track Alignment
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am getting the ROW M030 installed and wnated to get recommendations on how aggressive I can get with camber on a street car that gets tracked 10 times a year. I currently run -0.5 in the front and -1.5 in the rear and haven't noticed excessive wear on my street tires. I run Toyo R-compound at the track and definitely wear the outside shoulders signficantly. Anyone running -1.0 front and -2.0 rear? I would like to try this more aggressive setup but wanted feedback on how it would affect street tire wear. I am doing toe & caster per the factory RoW Sport factory settings. Thanks, John

POST 2Original post

I think -1 would be about the max on the front with RoW 030.

POST 3Original post

My shop maxed my front camber w/my rowm030 and it came to -.6 deg. I don't think you can get much more w/the ride height of the 030. I think this also has something to do with them only getting 7.6deg of caster, which makes the steering a bit heavy...

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I ended up going with -0.7 front and -1.7 rear with 8.2 caster. Now I need to get back to the track to check it out!

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