View Single Post
      07-14-2018, 09:35 AM   #8
EricSMG
Captain
574
Rep
829
Posts

Drives: E46 M3
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: San Diego

iTrader: (0)

^^Agreed - you will for sure see rear camber changes once weighted. You would need to roll the vehicle back and forth a bit after the weight was added in order for the suspension to settle - simply getting into the car once it's already settled on the rack won't do it, necessarily, as the track needs to widen as camber increases.

I always go in with a full tank of fuel, minimum. Sometimes I'll add my weight just behind the driver's seat for maximum accuracy.

Full tank, though, is essential as rear camber changes a LOT with very small changes in ride height. You want your rear camber to be set at your normal loaded ride height.
Appreciate 1
DreamTime864.50