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Toyota MR2 SW20 (Fast Road)


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A few questions being asked about a good fast road or 'B road' set up for these. Thought I'd post up what's worked for us!

 

Wheels/Tyres (Rear) -

 

9Jx17

 

43 Offest

 

245/40x17 Toyo T1Sport

 

Wheels/Tyres (Front) -

 

8Jx17

 

33 offset (With a 3mm spacer)

 

215/40x17 Toyo T1R

 

 

Suspension -

 

BC Racing

 

Trim height -

 

320mm Front

 

330mm Rear

 

From the centre of the hub to the TDC of the wheel arch.

Adjustable dampers set to 9 'clicks' from soft front and rear.

 

Alignment set-up

 

Front

Camber -1.20

Caster 3/4 degrees

Toe 0.6 Total

 

Rear

Camber -1.50

Toe 0.10 Total

 

These settings are seen as quite aggressive by the Mr2 crowd. But after alot of trial and error it seems to be what is working best, without killing the tyres!

 

Over all with this particular set-up the car is behaving just as it should, feels great and really fun to drive! Would definitely recommend!

 

Hope it's helpful!

 

Joe@BB/Wim

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Reads good to me, well done.

 

Problem you can have with cars like the MR2 is there's very little weight on the front wheels. It's for this reason the SAI is very declined, ranging from 13 50' to 14 52' degrees. This configuration tends to make the steering feel very light and lazy, they push on tight bends and reluctant are to return the steering. A solution would have been adjustable castor with additional camber and a smattering of extra toe but alas the castor is fixed outside of the MK1?

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