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QWKPONI

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Can anyone tell me what the front end alignment specifications are supposed to be on a 2007 Mustang GT.
 

mustangmike6996

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assuming they are the same as an 06

-1.0 degrees camber right and left with a cross of zero degrees
7.1 degrees positive caster with a cross of zero degrees
0.07 positive toe each side
 

Mike97gt

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mustangmike6996 said:
-1.0 degrees camber right and left with a cross of zero degrees
7.1 degrees positive caster with a cross of zero degrees
0.07 positive toe each side
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yeah thats right
 

stang8urimport

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Per Alldata.
 

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those are specs from Hunter GSP600/s811 system
 
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And rear, please!

Thanks for the data - answered my question after 1/2hrs of browsing.
(Shoulda looked here in the 1st place as I've found ALL answers here in 10mins.)

But do you also have the figures for the rear tyres, please?

Has anyone experimented whether the car could be improved by adjusting these "official" fugures a bit?
I used to have a Jaguar, and one degree of extra caster did the trick, the car was far better than if factory settings were used.
The problem with me is, my driving style is such as to cause the front tyres to wear out on the outer edge very quickly. Possibly 0.5 to 1 degree of extra negative camber would help.
 

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I used tein springs (drop 0.9 front 1.7 rear) and my allignment is as follows.

front left camber :-1.5 0.0
front right camber :-1.1 0.0
front left caster:7.3
front right caster:7.6
front left toe:0.04in
front right toe:0.02in


Is this A.F.U. or what?
 
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