Holy Tramlining!

[Lorne34]

I would lean toward the Michelin... it all depends upon what type of driving you are doing, but I prefer the Michelin.

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[Lorne34]

Running Michelin PS4S Square 295/35/19. Just removed my cup2's Trammeling basically gone.

pics?

 

[Weather756]

pics?

 

[Lorne34]

thanks, do you miss the 305's on the back end? Not sure how much difference there is in meat. The square setup is great for rotation and if you have a flat...

 

[galaxy]

The square setup is great for rotation and if you have a flat...

Not when the wheels are different sizes/offset. Same size tires all around don’t help at all on stock wheels.

 

[Lorne34]

Not when the wheels are different sizes/offset. Same size tires all around don’t help at all on stock wheels.

yes, forgot about that..

 

[Weather756]

thanks, do you miss the 305's on the back end? Not sure how much difference there is in meat. The square setup is great for rotation and if you have a flat...

Have about 200 miles on PS4S. Since I did not track just spirited driving tires seem fine. As noted still can not rotate because different wheel sizes. But have full size spare.

 

[460Fred]

But have full size spare.

Care to share your spare setup?

 

[Weather756]

Care to share your spare setup?

Purchased from automotiveauthorityllc.com

 

[460Fred]

Purchased from automotiveauthorityllc.com

Got it, I have one as well. Great kit but not a full size spare though. Thought it was something new.

 

[Crossi]

Installing caster/camber plates and springs. What are my optimal numbers for front caster/camber and toe when I get it aligned?

 

[brokenblinker]

Installing caster/camber plates and springs. What are my optimal numbers for front caster/camber and toe when I get it aligned?

I hate it when people just tell me do your research, but there is a lot of info out there depending on what you want. Generally you can start with the Ford performance recommendations.

I drive my car only to track days and on fun weekend drives. I just got a compromise alignment for Street and track and it is about 2° of camber in the rear, 2.8 in the front, and as long as the toe is somewhere near zero, some people think it should be a little bit open in the front some people think it should be a little bit closed.

 

[Crossi]

I hate it when people just tell me do your research, but there is a lot of info out there depending on what you want. Generally you can start with the Ford performance recommendations.

Isn’t this doing research? Bought the car used and it didn’t come with any supplements or even an owners manual. And I was kinda looking for more real life applications as opposed to just numbers in a book. Thank you though, I can try those numbers and see how she runs.

 

[brokenblinker]

Isn’t this doing research? Bought the car used and it didn’t come with any supplements or even an owners manual. And I was kinda looking for more real life applications as opposed to just numbers in a book. Thank you though, I can try those numbers and see how she runs.

Sorry, I didn't mean it in a mean way.

I just meant that alignment is a combination of purpose and preference. So what you want to do will set the stage for recommendations.

 

[JAJ]

Isn’t this doing research? Bought the car used and it didn’t come with any supplements or even an owners manual. And I was kinda looking for more real life applications as opposed to just numbers in a book. Thank you though, I can try those numbers and see how she runs.

Go to this website Ford Owner Manuals and download the Owner's Manual and GT350 Supplement. That'll get you started. Download the 2020 Owners Supplement for track setup instructions - it's the best of the model year versions for that.

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