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Camber issue
Hey guys! So I’m having a pretty good amount of camber issues on my front two tires. I have 17 inch wheels but same standard size tires that came with the car. Can anyone tell me a good easy fix for this? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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What do you mean by "camber issues"?
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Not enough camber? Camber bolts = cheap Top hats = not so cheap https://www.google.com.au/search?q=t...obile&ie=UTF-8 https://www.google.com.au/search?cli...60.oQqTAOwQqVE Enjoy
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Too much camber because the inside of my tires keep wearing out, thank you for the information i really appreciate it brother! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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What are your alignment numbers? If you do not have them go get an alignment and report back. Also what suspension changes have you made? |
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I’m at stock height, no new coils or coil overs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I would just take it to a "good" alignment shop and see what they say. Actually, for the price of camber bolts, I would get some and throw them in prior to getting the alignment. Camber bolts can be a cheap and easy way to even out your camber, expesially if something is a "bit bent". Do some research on front camber settings, it depends on tyre selection and use really, settings can range from anywhere between -1° to -2.5° for street use. I'm currently: Hankook RS4 Front, -2.5° 0 toe (from adjustable MCA coils) Rear, on stock arms -2.0 0 toe (from 15mm drop) BUT, that is set up for me, could it be better, maybe, my gauge is tyre wear. Opinions may vary
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A lot of cars are toed out from the factory. Great for steering response but bad for tire life. Correctable at any alignment shop
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Thank you guys! I appreciate all the info!
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