Use them to the very end.

[rhipsher]

When I say I need a serious alignment I'm not kidding. The G-force radials on the front were already on their way out. If you do a total suspension rebuild, it will completely change your alignment geometry. You'll need an alignment. But I've got new shoes ready to mount. The whole point of doing the total suspension rebuil was to get rid of a front end vibration that I've had for years and just could not isolate. Even as bad as the alignment is the front end vibration is totally gone now and amazingly even on the freeway when I take my hands off the wheel it tracks perfectly straight. I've heard of an alignment setting called aggresive street I want to go with. Maybe someone here has those numbers handy.









Can't wait to get them mounted balanced and four point aligmnment done. It should drive and handle really nice then.

[rhipsher]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

you have too much toe in and maybe too much positive camber

Ya think? Thats why I'm gonna let the experts with the big fancy computer alignment machine do it while I go eat lunch. They can mess with the shims and tie rod toe in and out. The wear is totally equal on the left and right side. I would be worried if it wasn't equal.

[Kb7tif]

Took them 4 hours to do mine, What a difference. They were not happy when i would not let them take the car out for a safety run.

[rhipsher]

Originally Posted by Kb7tif

Took them 4 hours to do mine, What a difference. They were not happy when i would not let them take the car out for a safety run.

Oh I don't mind. If they feel they need to I'll let them take it out. I'm sure I'll have to show them how to get the parking brake off and put it in reverse though.

[PhillipsLT5]

Vet Brake Products out of FLA has alignment specs

[rhipsher]

Originally Posted by PhillipsLT5

Vet Brake Products out of FLA has alignment specs

I'll check them out. I actually have rear adjustable camber rods made by that same company.

[sammy]

it does but can move .the camber rods keep their adjustment once set .i have the gulstrand set up one one opf my zs and really like how much better it frrls plus it does away with all those bushings

[ZR1FUN]

I see you got Verdesteins (sp). I have them on my Z and have loved them. A little rough riding but traction is great especially in the wet which we get a lot of here in WA.

Doug

[rhipsher]

Originally Posted by ZR1FUN

I see you got Verdesteins (sp). I have them on my Z and have loved them. A little rough riding but traction is great especially in the wet which we get a lot of here in WA.

Doug

You just can't beat them. They stick like glue dry or wet. They are hard to break loose. I also turned "Alberta_ZR1" on to them. He bought them and also loves them. In fact yesterday I saw a 2008 C6 Z06 with a set of them. That tread pattern is unmistakable.