So how does this sound for a setup to suit a daily driven road car (R34 GTT) that sees that track once a month or so. RE55's on the track, Cheapish Falkans on the street. I am about to lower the car about an inch from stock. At this stage the car will have Bilsteins but I'm not sure about spring rates sorry.
Caster - as much as I can get. 7 degrees positive? Do I need a kit for this?
Toe - 0 front and back.
Camber - 2 degrees negative on the front and whatever lowering gives me on the rear. I'm told the R34 is adjustable on the rear so that when I lower it I can can take out some of the negative camber that is caused if it turns out to be too much. If not I guess I'll have to get a kit for this. I find the outside of my tyres both street and track (track much more obviously) wear more than the rest of the tyre.
Alternatively, I might just have to learn how to adjust the camber without a guage (some sort of markings on the right parts) so that I can change between 1 degree negative for the street and 3 for the track.
This has taken me a while to understand how it all works and at least I now understand which direction everything is moving when you adjust it but it's all theory at the moment. I'm yet to get under the car and fiddle with things myself but for a stock car it handles pretty bloody well which is why I haven't bothered until now.
I haven't mentioned sway bars yet because I'm fairly sure that R34 GTR ones fit and improve things but I'm still trying to find out if R33 and R34 ones are the same as each other (fitment wise not stiffness wise).
Also I've semi hijacked a few other peoples threads so sorry about that. This time it's all about ME! hehe.