[Nick32]

I just got 4 new tired mounted and balanced and will be going to firestone for an allignment tomorrow.

I have a 04 sti with rce yellow springs and thats it for now.

for aggressive street/some track use what specs should I give them to set my car up to.

Thanks for any help in advance
Nick

[05_GD7]

Maxed out camber in front (as much as you can with stock bolts)
0 toe all around

[T3h_Clap]

How To: Setup your Street alignment the right way. » t3h_Clap’s Wheel33tist Blog

here ya go, a little blurb on what needs to be done.

exactly what 05_GD7 said but with a link you can find easier in the future.

[spazegun2213]

Max out the front camber, which will be around -1* if you are lucky. The rear camber is non adjustable so you cannot change that and get 0 toe all the way around.

also if you just got tires mounted and balanced you dont need an alignment. However, if you just put the springs on you do.

[Nick32]

Originally Posted by spazegun2213

Max out the front camber, which will be around -1* if you are lucky. The rear camber is non adjustable so you cannot change that and get 0 toe all the way around.

also if you just got tires mounted and balanced you dont need an alignment. However, if you just put the springs on you do.

i needed an alignment even before i got the new tires, its been pullin to the right a little for awhile now

[Nick32]

and when you say max out the camber with the stock bolts you mean get the most camber posible right? further away from 0*

[T3h_Clap]

as negative as possible.

the alignment guy may fight you, but he should be able to get at least -.7 in the front.

[Nick32]

alright!! thanks alot guys!

[blindfold]

there is not a specific value for rear camber, is "Adjust Toe eccentric to be Zero left and right" going to correclate and setup a camber with respect to front camber?