Had An Allignment Done Today...Spec Check Please!

[AudiWxGuy]

Alright, for those of you who know what these numbers mean, I'd like to make sure the shop did a good job. Please let me know!

Left Front:
Camber: -1.6
Caster: 4.4
Toe: 0.17

Right Front:
Camber: -2.0
Caster: 4.3
Toe: 0.15

Left Rear:
Camber: -1.6
Toe: 0.15

Right Rear:
Camber: -1.7
Toe: 0.16

Front:
0.32 Total Toe
0.01 Steer Ahead

Rear:
0.31 Total Toe
0.00 Thrust Angle

TIA!

[AudiWxGuy]

Bumpity Bump!

[supamannn99]

what the hell my alignment mechanic didnt give me squat.

[a4dc89]

negative camber in the front is good, less understeer

[Jmaak]

.4 degress difference of camber is a lot. Any reason he couldnt get it to .1 degree of the other side?

[jstahmann]

.4 degress difference of camber is a lot. Any reason he couldnt get it to .1 degree of the other side?

I noticed the same thing. Your tech should try and get the the camber as even as possible side to side.

For what it's worth, here are the Stasis recomendations for alignments. I try to get mine set between the agressive street and track setup as closely as possible.

Conservative Street Setup
Between 1/16 and 1/32 TOE IN front and 1/32 TOE IN rear
Ride height at 25.875” front and 26.000” rear
(–1.0 camber front)

Aggressive Street Setup
Between 1/32 and 0 TOE IN on all four corners
Ride height at 25.500” front and 25.625” rear
(–1.5 to –1.75 camber front)

Track Setup
Between 0 and 1/16 TOE OUT on all four corners
Ride height at 25.000” front and 25.250” rear
(–2.0 to –3.0 camber front)

[autoverruckt]

Here's what I get from my mechanic:

[mksap11]

.4 degress difference of camber is a lot. Any reason he couldnt get it to .1 degree of the other side?

According to Bentley, Audi specs allow to +/- 30' minutes (0.5 degrees) difference between the two sides.