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I just got my wife's 2011 Acura TSX an alignment and wanted to do a sanity check on the numbers:
Does anything look off or strange to you guys? The shop where I took the car said there was no real way to adjust the rears (camber), and I wanted to double-check if this was true or not?
The car is on OEM Stock suspension (not-lowered). It also has around 75K miles currently, not too shabby for a 2011.
Thanks in advance for everyone's time and help, it is greatly appreciated!
This is correct; rear camber is not adjustable unless aftermarket parts are added to allow for such adjustment. Yours is not terrible, but be sure to keep up on your tire rotations. Otherwise, the rear tires will likely wear funny on the inside edges. If you want it right, get a pair of SPC67545 camber arms. Then have the rear camber set to about -1.0 degrees on each side. You could go with a little less if you want, but -1 degree is about spot on for a daily driver. It is a good middle ground to offer solid stability when cornering, yet is rather easy on the tires.
02-22-2018, 07:12 PM
