Generally you want more front camber than rear, yours seem to be the opposite. I would go for like -2.0 front and -1.5 rear instead of vice versa. Toe, I
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Generally you want more front camber than rear, yours seem to be the opposite. I would go for like -2.0 front and -1.5 rear instead of vice versa.
Toe, I am not the guy to ask but generally 0.0 for starters, and then a little toe in the front for FR cars so yours is fine. Not sure on the rear but I guess I would expect 0.0 or a little negative. Caster, seems a little low but is fine. Ride heights -good news they are nice and even, bad news is that they are nice and even. This means your corner weights are going to be off, but no biggy there. All in all it's not a bad alignment for regular street use, could be better if the camber angles were flip flopped.
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