Toe out makes the car turn in much nicer but can sometimes feel a bit a bit un-stable when north of 100mph.
I run around 2mm of toe out on my track car (with a plated LSD). I find parallel awful under power as the car darts around everywhere especially on un-even surfaces. I'd personally never entertain toe in on a fwd car.

Fwd cars tend to toe in underpower hence adding toe out (when stationary) means the wheels run parallel when you accelerate.

To answer the OP, purley for handling purposes I'd go for a 30mm front drop with a +10mm ish rake to the rear, -2degrees camber and as much castor as you can get on,1-2mm of toe out.
Much more camber on the road and you'll scrub the inside edges of the tyre off fairly quickly.

If its just looks your after, drop it on the bump stops and don't worry about the geometry as itll always drive like a heap of s**t :p

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I'm talking bo***cks again, sorry.

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what would your setup be like on a single track back country lane?

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so much conflicting information! I'll be having a passenger ride in Chis and Eddy's rallye/6 at the weekend, i think they're both pretty low so that will be useful to compare ride quality etc.

BUT... the sensible thing seems to be 30 on the back ( seeing as its probably raised by at least 10 by stripping it out) and 40/45 on the front maybe, plus the toe/camber settings that Allanallen recommended, along with hybrid arb when funds allow.

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cheers, I'm hoping these D2 coilovers will be good. I had planned on buying KW but I simply cannot afford them, along with various other things that still need doing. Still got to budget for Wheel bearing, beam lowering, tyres, and cage is next on the list too I'd like to think i had a decent spec, I should probably start a project thread sometime.

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Did you find it hard to keep in a straight line at speed? My housemate has his civic set up to toe out, which requires constant adjustment to stay in a straigh line on the motorway.

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I thought you got quite a few leptons around your house, drinking and setting fire to stuff?
Maybe my car is toe out then, whatever it is it needs doing again as the sub frames have both been off. Got the sheet somewhere, but fooked if I know where it went. It wasn't exactly stable anyway due to the -4 camber on the one rear wheel.

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