Wheel Alignment
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The wheel alignment for the VR4 will depend on whether your car has been modified or not, and what your handling goals are (or not). We provide both standard and some options for altered handling, when such baseline options are available.
Caster and Camber aren't easily adjustable.
Rear Camber can be corrected by spacing the upper control arm with shims and longer high tensile bolts.
Standard Wheel Alignment
Front Wheels
Setting | Value |
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Toe In | 0mm ± 3mm |
Camber | 0°00' ± 30' (difference left to right to be within 30') |
Caster | 4°20' ± 1'-30' (difference left to right to be within 30') |
Side Slip | ± 0mm-3mm |
Upper Ball Joint rotart starting torque | 0.3Nm - 1.5Nm |
Compression Lower Arm Ball Joing starting rotrary torque | 0.5Nm - 2.5Nm |
Lateral Lower Arm Ball Joint rotart starting torque | Below 1.5Nm |
Stabilizer Link Ball Joint rotary starting torque | 0.5Nm - 1.5Nm |
Rear Wheels
Setting | Value |
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Toe In | 3mm ± 3mm |
Camber | -1°00' ± 30' (difference left to right to be within 30') |
Trust Angular | 0°00' to ± 9' |
Toe Rocker Arm Ball Joint rotary torque | 1.0Nm - 2.6Nm |
Stabilizer Link Ball Joint rotary torque | 0.5Nm - 1.5Nm |
Motorsport Alignment
Your results may vary
Front Wheels
Setting | Value |
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Toe | 1-2mm out (tba) |
Rear Wheels
Setting | Value |
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Toe | 0-1mm out |