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racer_d · 08-20-2007, 01:31 PM

Lucky.. imagine seeing you here.. anyway.. tires are too "personal" for me to comment about. I run RA-1s all summer and put back regular "street tires" for the winter months.

As for alignment, you will learn that a "stock" boxster isn't very friendly towards aggressive alignments. You will likely only get (-).8- (-)1.2 degrees of negative camber up front. Rear you can get a little more out. So, if you plan to drive the car aggressively (ax or track) you will find the outside edges wear out quickly on the front.

That said, I would max out the front camber and add (-).5 more to the rear. My rears, despite AX and DE (ab)use are wearing really well, but as I mentioned, my fronts are all chewed up.

08-20-2007, 01:31 PM	#4
racer_d Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Virginia Posts: 846	Lucky.. imagine seeing you here.. anyway.. tires are too "personal" for me to comment about. I run RA-1s all summer and put back regular "street tires" for the winter months. As for alignment, you will learn that a "stock" boxster isn't very friendly towards aggressive alignments. You will likely only get (-).8- (-)1.2 degrees of negative camber up front. Rear you can get a little more out. So, if you plan to drive the car aggressively (ax or track) you will find the outside edges wear out quickly on the front. That said, I would max out the front camber and add (-).5 more to the rear. My rears, despite AX and DE (ab)use are wearing really well, but as I mentioned, my fronts are all chewed up. __________________ 1976 914 2.0 2000 Boxster 2.7 (sold) 1978 911 SC (sold) 1970 914 w/2056 (sold)