Help Camber
#1
Camber
I just got allianment today and I need cambers for front and rears. He also say if he gets it into spec the tire will rub on fender well. I am lowered on bc 1.5 in the front and.5 in the rear. I have 20 8.5 front 10.5 rears with 25 mm offset I'm running 245 35 20 in front and 275 30 20 on rears. Please help what do I need to do?
This is the printout today.
do I need to get different rims with different offsets?
This is the printout today.
do I need to get different rims with different offsets?
#2
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You need to compromise. A -2 degree camber looks totally fine without being too clownish, and probably let's you hang on better to those hard corners. The compromise is in accepting the inevitable inner edge tire wear. By the time your center tread gets to say 4/32", your inner edge will be bald. You really have to keep an eye on it, because once the edge goes bald, you'll wear right through to the belts in no time. It's a big pill to swallow if you're spending $300 apiece for top-shelf, high performance summer tires.
IMO, anything over -2.0 degrees starts to look really obvious, and more than a little stupid. If you feel the same, stay away from Stance Nation, LOL... it will just make you angry.
Good luck.
IMO, anything over -2.0 degrees starts to look really obvious, and more than a little stupid. If you feel the same, stay away from Stance Nation, LOL... it will just make you angry.
Good luck.
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