Just had some camber plates installed and went in for alignment. The fronts were dialed in no problem but they couldn't get any negative toe for the rear. Does anyone know if it's possible to get -0.3deg toe in (the recommended track alignment spec) with the stock adjustment or will I need to install different toe links?
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Rear Toe Adjustment
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There "should" be plenty of adjustment with this OEM cam bolt. Toe Rods are an option because they do lock out the factory one and offer a decent amount of adjustment.
My rear toe wasn't adjusted and is at .13 and .01. Who did your alignment? Was it the shop by AED?
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Thanks for the info, I'm going back in tomorrow with the procedure in hand. Fingers crossed there's enough adjustment with the stock setup, I feel like the car could benefit from some toe in.
I took it to valley motorwerks (they mainly work on bmw's), I've tried getting a hold of AED but haven't had any luck. Btw, I like the new forum setup!
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Took the car back in this morning with the procedure and got everything sorted out. Turns out there was some confusion about adjusting rear camber because the machine listed camber adjustment as an eccentric bolt and the only eccentric bolt is for toe. Now all I lack are some track pads and it'll be ready for the track (and they're on the way).
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