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I run the factory spec on my x74 and like it.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

For those of you with X74 suspensions, what alignment specs are you running? I have the table with all the different settings, and I just wanted to know if those were working for people. 80% street and 20% autocross, and only about 5k miles a year so I don't mind a slightly aggressive set up. Thanks!

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A good start would be to add neg camber. I do -2.5 rear and max out the front at -1, and leave everything else stock, on my X73. Very streetable, only worry with your 80% street use is tire wear. You can then play with toe-out, but it gets to be a pain on the street with tramlining.

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I run the factory spec on my x74 and like it. Car handles very well and seems to be reasonable on tires. Try it, dial in some more camber if you like later.

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The majority of your use is "street". If you put on big neg camber, you are going to have wear problems and you will dramatically shorten the life. How much "life" are you willing to sacrifice?

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