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  • Bishop
    R3V Elite
    • May 2009
    • 4913

    #16
    -2.3* Camber
    10* Caster
    0 Toe in the front.

    -2.6* Camber
    3/32" total Toe in the rear.

    I'm pretty happy cause the initial readings were totally boned and it's apparent now why my tires were getting eaten up... However, they claimed they couldn't get the -2.5* in the front I wanted, without dropping the struts, and they only left 2 bolts in the camber plate on the passenger side.

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    • j0oftheworld
      E30 Addict
      • Feb 2010
      • 480

      #17
      I wish I had less rear camber.. my car understeers w. camber plates up front and HR race springs.

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      • jlevie
        R3V OG
        • Nov 2006
        • 13530

        #18
        Originally posted by j0oftheworld
        I wish I had less rear camber.. my car understeers w. camber plates up front and HR race springs.
        Unless you have a silly amount of rear camber, more than desired probably isn't the cause of the oversteer. Rear toe has a greater affect than camber.

        That said, what sways are you using and is the rear sway set as loose as it will go?
        The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
        Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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        • j0oftheworld
          E30 Addict
          • Feb 2010
          • 480

          #19
          My car understeers.. not oversteers. :)
          I'm installing the weld in rtab kit so it'll all be sorted soon.

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          • JRKOUPE
            No R3VLimiter
            • Dec 2004
            • 3159

            #20
            Originally posted by j0oftheworld
            My car understeers.. not oversteers. :)
            I'm installing the weld in rtab kit so it'll all be sorted soon.
            these cars naturally understeer......



            1)try thicker rear spring pads..to raise her a bit...and 2)play w/ pressures.

            Ive heard alot of issues w/ similiar kits not holding specs.

            3) and put in poly rtabs.....

            I think these kits are really not needed in most fresh / maintained e 30s.....unless of course you are slammed to the ground.

            I run HR race......and understeer is a mild issue....but she does tend towards it.........


            if you track the car, then go in hard and use the gas/brake pedal to steer and induce more o/steer and rotation....
            Last edited by JRKOUPE; 10-08-2010, 08:56 AM.
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            • carnurd
              Advanced Member
              • Jul 2009
              • 110

              #21
              Originally posted by JRKOUPE
              these cars naturally understeer......



              1)try thicker rear spring pads..to raise her a bit...and 2)play w/ pressures.

              Ive heard alot of issues w/ similiar kits not holding specs.

              3) and put in poly rtabs.....

              I think these kits are really not needed in most fresh / maintained e 30s.....unless of course you are slammed to the ground.

              I run HR race......and understeer is a mild issue....but she does tend towards it.........


              if you track the car, then go in hard and use the gas/brake pedal to steer and induce more o/steer and rotation....
              My car is amazingly neutral.... then again I do have a 4cyl up front and am damn close to 50/50 ^_^ Its goofy fun on track...
              1991 BMW 318is Track Car-NEEDS ITBS AND STANDALONE!!
              1997 BMW 328i Daily Driver-like buttah..

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