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this is what I picked off and maybe going to go with however they are for a rs4

Front toe = zero

Rear toe = -2mm

Front camber = 1 degree negative

Front caster = as much as I can get, but I know it won't be enough 6deg if poss...lucky to get 5

I will run a little more caster on the left (~0.25 degree) to stop the drift due to road camber.

Rear camber = 0.5 degree negative

What have people been happy with?????

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Hi there, I went with SK's suspension/alignment settings a couple of years ago, Whiteline camber/caster/stabiliser kit, Eibach springs/Bilstein shocks. I have had no problems with tyre wear or anything else since. Works great. Minimal rear camber/tyre wear. There's an exhaustive & informative thread lead by SK in here somewhere. Maybe you have already found it?

Cheers GW

As above . I've been using it for years on my RS4 - should be ok for 260:

Front

Before Target

Caster Left positive 6 degrees

Right positive 5.75 degrees

Camber Left 1.0 degree negative

Right 1.0 degree negative

Toe in Left zero

Right zero

Rear

Camber Left negative 0.5 degrees

Right negative 0.5 degrees

Toe in Left minus 2mm

Right minus 2mm

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