I would return to your shop and ask them to get more front camber, using camber bolts; you paid for it. Most 86's get between -2 to -3 deg camber with an SPC 81305 Camber Bolt on the bottom and the lower OEM 14mm bottom bolt moved to the top.
That said, alignment will not be what's holding you back at the track, but you might see slightly shorter tire life.
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Originally Posted by mkodama
I’m pretty annoyed at $280 for this “track alignment” where all they did was reduce rear left camber to factory specs and didn’t install the 14mm bolts like I asked.
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