derbo904
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add a touch of toe in will help with straight line stability.
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here in slovenia most shops will do some toe in around 0.4 i think, the guy actualy said to me 0.0 toe is not good for fast straight driving 
i think he set to 0.4 i will report if i find allignement papers
i think he set to 0.4 i will report if i find allignement papers
derbo904
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A little "Toe in" helps with straight line stability. Too much toe-in will increase understeer and wear out tires quickly. Toe-out helps with initial turn in, but makes the car more "twitchy" on a straight line. Too much toe out also contributes to increased tire wear.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=4
The factory alignment toe range is pretty wide and you can set it closer to the Toe-in setting to see if it helps stabilize the car better.
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