Audi 80 Avant Wheel Alignment - Caster Adjustment

Hello everyone,

I recently took my Audi 80 Avant 1.9 TDI 1Z to a workshop for a wheel alignment.
The reason was that I had the two axles overhauled two years ago, but they were only roughly adjusted and installed.
I had adjusted the rear axle according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Furthermore, I installed a KW V1 coilover suspension system and adjusted it to a ride height of 320mm.
For the measurement, I drove with new tires .


What do you think about the set values?
Following the values, the collapse was not touched .
Can this be adjusted on a wheel alignment machine without the special tool?
Almost 1.5 degrees is quite a bit, isn't it?

Thank you in advance for your feedback.

Hi,
The camber is adjusted at the front by shifting the suspension ball joint against the control arm. Audi uses a special tool for this, but it can also be done without it (which I have done).
However, the camber will change with a lift or lowering. To achieve the optimal setting, you would need data from the suspension manufacturer, as the standard (1BA) camber may not be suitable for all ride heights. The off-road version is raised and exhibits less camber.

How is the alignment? Perhaps adjust the rear axle.

hg
Herbert.