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- Your temps are what can be expected starting at 35psi which is too high. I suspect your track runs clockwise as well and your front left may need to start 1 psi lower than the rest.
- 38 psi hot is good for street tires.
- Start them at about 32 psi.
- You will need to adjust them down to 38 psi immediately after each and every session (in the pits without a long cool down lap). If a tire is one or two psi under pressure (usually the rear) wait until the next session before adding any air.
- Don't bother monitoring temps while only using camber bolts. You won't get enough camber to make a usable difference. You need -3.0 degrees minimum in the front to stop the shoulder wear no matter what driving technique you apply.
- I'm not sure what you mean by "already late apexing" but if your front tires are screaming, growling, rolling, pushing or doing anything you can hear or feel, then you're probably entering the corner too fast. This would indicate understeer and cause premature front tire wear.
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