Camber outta wack.

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Old 05-15-2017 | 01:05 PM
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Cool Camber outta wack.

Took my car to get an alignment to make the best use of the investment of new tires, toe was corrected and all that great stuff but rear camber was way outta spec (-1.8,-1.9) for stock suspension.

Damn you Houston roads. Anyway, any recommendations for adjustable rear camber arms, decent priced. As expected, manufactures are often vague with specs and what not. Anyone actually using them that adjusted as much as i need would really be helpful.
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:06 PM
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you're fine! out of wack toe is what causes tire wear.
if toe was corrected, you'll be fine....as camber spec is i believe up to...-1.7...so you're .1 out.

source- houstonian with out of spec camber and i dont want a camber kit right now. but my toe is on point and I do not ever have tire wear
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by justnspace
you're fine! out of wack toe is what causes tire wear.
if toe was corrected, you'll be fine....as camber spec is i believe up to...-1.7...so you're .1 out.

source- houstonian with out of spec camber and i dont want a camber kit right now. but my toe is on point and I do not ever have tire wear
First set of used new since 2011 ish, lol gotta make these last. Had -2 on my lowered set up ( with BC type BR with extreme drop kit) and ate tires like crazy
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:17 PM
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First set of used new since 2011 ish, lol gotta make these last. Had -2 on my lowered set up ( with BC type BR with extreme drop kit) and ate tires like crazy

I bet it was your toe out of spec that ate the tires, not the camber
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:19 PM
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I bet it was your toe out of spec that ate the tires, not the camber
Toe was in spec on that car, unless that alignment guy sucked, i probably have that report some where, lol
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:24 PM
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Current photo of camber.
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:31 PM
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lol if it looks like that it's out more than -2...and you will need a camber kit to correct that
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lol if it looks like that it's out more than -2...and you will need new axles to correct that

fixed
Old 05-15-2017 | 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by dhuynh
Toe was in spec on that car, unless that alignment guy sucked, i probably have that report some where, lol

was it zero?




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