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Check rubbing or other concerns

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OH, btw, I have driven the car at speed through sunset already to get a feel for how it was and mainly to check for rubbing or other concerns with the bigger tires.

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Run 1deg f and -1.5 rear

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I was told to run -1deg f and -1.5 rear with 0 toe front and I didn't ask about the rear settings.

c2 alignment?

Set camber at front and back, what about toe

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What should I set my camber at front and back, what about toe?

c2 alignment?
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Check rubbing or other concerns

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Suggestion · Original poster

OH, btw, I have driven the car at speed through sunset already to get a feel for how it was and mainly to check for rubbing or other concerns with the bigger tires.

c2 alignment?

Run 1deg f and -1.5 rear

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Suggestion · Original poster

I was told to run -1deg f and -1.5 rear with 0 toe front and I didn't ask about the rear settings.

c2 alignment?

Set camber at front and back, what about toe

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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0 original-poster resolution reports. Counts can overlap; they are not unique people or a success rate.

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Suggestion · Original poster

What should I set my camber at front and back, what about toe?

c2 alignment?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi I recently put new tires on my c2 and I went up to 295's in the rear, while keeping the 225's front. I am going to get alignment today and want to dial out the increased understeer that the new larger rears create. I drive this car everyday and I want to balance performance with acceptable tire wear. I want to have the car either how it was before or even better as neutral as possible considering the aforementioned facts. What should I set my camber at front and back, what about toe? I was told to run -1deg f and -1.5 rear with 0 toe front and I didn't ask about the rear settings. Please let me know what you guys think, I am getting it done tomarrow morning thanks. OH, btw, I have driven the car at speed through sunset already to get a feel for how it was and mainly to check for rubbing or other concerns with the bigger tires. I drive the car very hard and it did not create any problems to my delight. Thanks again Sean

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

OH, also I believe the car has m030 susp. because it does sit lower than other 99's, I have seen and it rides and handles well, even though it doesn not have the option code under the hood.. What are the stock settings of the gt3 also? thanks again. Sean

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