Drag racing alignment

gearhedjon

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Dec 5, 2012
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Going to get my alignment done. Car is a street/ strip car, heavy on strip.
Suspension is stock with new springs, drag shocks, new upper control arms and no stabilizer.
I have these specs: camber -.1, -.2
Caster+4.5
Toe 1/8 in. I have also heard the camber should be at 0 at full droop with me in it.
Any advice?
 
Set the alignment with the front end raised a little so it mimics going down track. Doesn’t matter what the alignment is when it’s parked.
 
Negative caster is not real important on a drag car with skinny front tires.
I'd aim for about -0.5.

Ideal toe is zero but a bit in is fine too.
 
Negative caster is not real important on a drag car with skinny front tires.
I'd aim for about -0.5.

Ideal toe is zero but a bit in is fine too.

Negative caster would be awful! I think you meant negative camber though? Positive caster good, negative camber good.
 
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