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Does toe affect camber in the rear? More camber on one side after alignment
I just got an alignment on my BRZ. I notice that in the rear, I have almost 1 degree more of negative camber on the Right compared to the left. Would changing the toe in the rear correct this? This is on a completely stock BRZ. Input is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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No, toe does not change camber. Changing camber with adjustable LCA's will change toe though.
Was the alignment done with you sitting in the drivers seat? It should be, and I bet with more weight on the left your camber will even out a bit. Probably not enough to be equal, but definitely less unequal. Most cars have cross camber (comparing side to side) off by a fair amount stock, so this isn't surprising at all. About your toe settings though, why do you have so much rear toe? Most people aim for 1/16" max, which would be roughly 1.5mm total.
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