DRIFTERS:Gen3 Drift Alignment Survey
Here's the scoop: I used to have a gen2 rx7. Fell in love, knew everything about a rotary, mastered the science, you know... that old chestnut. Wrecked it 7 months later and cried for weeks. Now I am in persuit of a gen3 to continue the legacy of the car that I love, for use as a drifter, capable of 1/4miling, and daily driving. I'm trying to formulate the perfect alignment setup for the rx7 that would suit all three uses.
Which brings me to the question at hand: What is the best combination of camber caster and toe to optimize the performance of 1 car for three purposes? (I know... I should so be looking at adjustable components, right?) <3 u! -Natalie |
Drifting is gay.
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Front 3*
Rear 2-2.2* I think less is better but could mean more oversteer. Too much will eat the inside of rear tires too fast. |
My recommendations are similar but its going to be hard to get a "one-for-all"
Front: 3 Camber 0 toe Rear: 2 camber (up to 3 max with alot of hp) slight toe (depends on how you want it to react and what feels good for you) |
Have any of you drifters tried rear toe out? Just out of curiousity, it makes sense. Oh, I would imagine u need as much caster as you can.
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Originally Posted by 7_rocket
Drifting is gay.
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Originally Posted by driftdrag
What is the best combination of camber caster and toe to optimize the performance of 1 car for three purposes?
My alignment is setup strictly for the track but in return I eat street tires twice as fast as I should. There's no free lunch. |
Originally Posted by Alpine
Have any of you drifters tried rear toe out? Just out of curiousity, it makes sense.
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Originally Posted by DamonB
The fact that you even ask this question means you won't understand the answers. It's impossible to optimize the alignment for more than one purpose.
My alignment is setup strictly for the track but in return I eat street tires twice as fast as I should. There's no free lunch. That fact that you even made this comment means you don't understand my question. Optimizing alignment for three purposes doesn't mean that I want a super-macho drift setup that's PERFECT for sunday driving. I am simply asking how much of each unit I would compromise by trying to fit drift/drag/street all into one setup. So let me spell this out: I will sacrafice as much drift-style suspension as is necessary to be able to drive my car around town, as much as I will sacrafice any semblance of a smooth daily driver to have a few extra points towards drifting. This concludes "Simple Everyday Speech" 101. Ass dismissed. -Natalie |
Originally Posted by driftdrag
This concludes "Simple Everyday Speech" 101. Ass dismissed.
-Natalie |
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