Camber settings for stock ride height.
08-26-2005, 06:27 PM
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Camber settings for stock ride height. Hello,
I have what I am 99% sure is a camber problem. In ~3500 miles I wore the outer edge of the front tires from ~70% to ~10%
. Got some new tires and got an alignment But they say that there was "nothing wrong".
Left Front:
Caster: +5.36
Camber: +.32
Toe: 0
Right Front:
Caster:+6.36
Camber: +.68
toe: 0
Based upon some other posts people said that that they have zero tire wear issues with:
Caster: +5 +5
Camber: -.7 -.7
toe: 0 0
Do you guys think that this should solve my camber problem?
I have what I am 99% sure is a camber problem. In ~3500 miles I wore the outer edge of the front tires from ~70% to ~10%
. Got some new tires and got an alignment But they say that there was "nothing wrong". Left Front:
Caster: +5.36
Camber: +.32
Toe: 0
Right Front:
Caster:+6.36
Camber: +.68
toe: 0
Based upon some other posts people said that that they have zero tire wear issues with:
Caster: +5 +5
Camber: -.7 -.7
toe: 0 0
Do you guys think that this should solve my camber problem?
08-26-2005, 06:49 PM
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negative camber helps with cornering. if you have a problem with wear on the outside of your tire and you engage in "spirited driving" I'm sure that having positive camber is a contributing factor to your problem.
