I'm trying to figure out what amount of rear camber I need for my car. I would like a nice daily driveable setup which is either slightly biased towards understeer or just neutral. I am running eibach sways with the front on soft and rear on medium, so the rear is just a hair stiffer than the front. I have a RWD G37S so I have staggered tires with 225s front and 245s rear. The front camber is about -1.3. What kind of camber would I want in the rear to achieve more neutral handling? Right now I have -2.4 or so and the car understeers like crazy when pushed since the rear has so much more grip. Would -1.0 to -1.2 camber be good?

 

IMO -1.2 would be a good point to shoot for, I wouldn't run heavier camber unless you'll be tracking your car often or need the angle to clear your fenders.
Your tires will thank you too

 

Worry more about toe. Toe is what can make your tire wear faster camber even at -2 won't hurt

 

Thanks for pointing that out
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I'd shoot for -1.2 camber while keeping toe in spec

 

Keeping toe close to zero is a given. I was asking more about the ideal camber in the rear to balance out my non adjustable camber/toe in the front to reduce understeer.

I think -1.2 sounds sensible blnewt.