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Doesn't take much of an alignment difference to totally change the feeling of a car. On my R33 skyline I went from 0 rear toe to 1mm rear toe in
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Doesn't take much of an alignment difference to totally change the feeling of a car.
On my R33 skyline I went from 0 rear toe to 1mm rear toe in and it totally killed the liveliness of the rear end, it was BORING to drive. On my R34 I told them to toe out 1mm at the back and it was beautiful (factory spec is 0 to Out 5.2mm!). I have noticed some skittishness on the Z34, braking from highway speed. The car was almost new and maybe the brakes hadn't bedded in yet. Hasn't happened since but it's in the back of my mind. |
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