View Single Post
      11-15-2009, 12:27 PM   #12
Justin(OKC)
Major
Justin(OKC)'s Avatar
United_States
77
Rep
1,376
Posts

Drives: 1988 M3, 1990 M3, 1998 M3/4
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Oklahoma City, OK

iTrader: (7)

Garage List
1998 BMW M3/4  [10.00]
2011 BMW M3 Sedan  [9.28]
1988 BMW M3  [9.40]
1990 BMW M3  [10.00]
2008 BMW 135i - sold  [0.00]
2003 BMW M3 - sold  [0.00]
Quote:
Originally Posted by larryn View Post
Justin.. I think Andy is spot on with the alignment specs, for both street and track (on the toe-out)

I'm totally psyched for you to get that.. You have what done what I would call "the divorce kit" in the larryn homestead.
So exactly what would you set the toe for the front and rear?

1/16" toe-out front?
1/16" toe-out rear?

I'm running 0 toe on the front of my M3. The main reason I have done that is that it helps a little with tire wear and a lot of negative camber. It does make the front of the car a little more "darty" but it works fine. Toe-in will make the front more stable as far as in a straight line. I'm not sure I've driven a car with toe-out on the front.

"the divorce kit"....

Again, to everyone posting...I appreciate the input, comments, and advice!!!
__________________
1988 BMW M3 - Hennarot/Black
1990 BMW M3 racecar - Diamond Schwarz/Black
1998 BMW M3 - Alpine White/Mulberry
2011 BMW 328i racecar - LeMans Blue/Black
Appreciate 0