autocross ride height

[96DsmTunr]

Hey. I was wondering what the best ride height is for autocross? Also I am AWD. Do you drop it as low as you can go without the tires rubbing or do you wanna keep it a little lowered but not much. I have Tein Type Flex coilovers, front and rear tower brace, Rm sway bars, motor mounts and new bushings for everything. Also I'm not going to adjust my camber I don't have the money for the parts right now. Thanks!

 

[talonTSIDriver]

I'd set it about an inch lower than stock ride height. After that, get an alignment. If possible, look into corner-weighting if you can and get that done prior to the alignment.

 

[96DsmTunr]

Ok thank you very much. Do I look at the weight so I can balance the car out?

 

[Jordanbutter]

Yeah try and get the corner weights so you know how stiff of a spring you need. And yes if you drop it too low the tires will rub in the heavy cornering. (I learned that the hard way)

 

[vanilla gorilla]

Also, if you are going to be autocrossing, the negetive camber that comes from lowering will actually help increase handling, so I wouldnt buy any camber kits. But you will want to get it aligned to make sure you toe is right.

 

[96DsmTunr]

Ok. Its at the shop waiting to be worked on after these 911's get new engines haha. I have them lowering it an inch, check corner weight then the alignment. Next step is new summer rubber and electronic boost controller...

 

[96DsmTunr]

So the camber on my car is all over the place because of a wreck I was in a year ago which is why the car is finally getting a new suspension. What should it be set at? Right now it is:

FrLf -1.8 FrRt -0.9
BkLf -2.9 BkRt -2.3