View Single Post
  #60 (permalink)  
Old 12-19-2006, 10:37 PM
Research Monkey Research Monkey is offline
Member
iTrader: (0)
 
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Orange County, CA
Posts: 93
Rep Power: 4
Research Monkey is on a distinguished road
Tanabe DF210, Alignment Specs, and ish about the camber bolt part #

All,

I recently installed the Tanabe DF210's on the car and had my alignment done today. I would just like to say that the part number for the OEM camber bolt is a bunch of BS as i purchased two of these bolts and they don't adjust camber at all (they have no hump) I should have looked at them closer but whatever...

Part # 90188-SCC-A00 is NOT a camber bolt, it is just the regular bolt for the strut.

Anyways, on to the springs and alignment.

Below is a profile shot of the car to give you guys another picture of how low they are


I got the alignment today at Westend Alignment in Gardena, CA. Darin is one of the best in SoCal and does everything using hand tools. A majority of the import/racing scene go specifically to him and he is ALWAYS booked about 2 weeks out.

Specs (No camber bolts, no adjustments in the rear)

Front Driver: -1 Camber +3.25 Castor
Front Passenger: -1 Camber +3.75 Castor
0 Toe in the front
Rear Driver: -1.6 Camber
Rear Passenger -1.8 Camber
5/32 Toe-in

I believe before he adjusted it the front had -.5 camber or something like that so he was able to squeeze some more in the front. Of course with a proper camber bolt in the front, -2 degrees is possible. The rear on the other hand will require shims to get any camber/toe adjustments (crosses fingers for a company to make them)

-David
__________________
2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600 White/Silver - Street Bike -
2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600 Black - Track Tool -
2008 Nissan Titan - Toy Hauler -
Reply With Quote