Thread: Would this warrant front camber arms?
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Old 02-05-2017, 01:05 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by abm89 View Post
I wouldn't normally say you need the adjustable control arms, but the .5 degree camber difference from left to right would bother me.

As long as your toe is set correctly, you shouldn't see any extreme tire wear. (and proper tire inflation)
Yeah I'm taking it in to get the uppers arms installed and aligned. The difference is noticiable. Now regarding my rear readings , you think I'm fine where I'm at? What numbers should I tell technician to leave me at? If it helps, it just my weekend car and I like doing spirited driving on mountain roads that's it.
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