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Yes I searched here and in the tire section ,no results. The rear has two adjustments than can be tweaked a notch at a time. not sure if anyone has
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Yes I searched here and in the tire section ,no results. The rear has two adjustments than can be tweaked a notch at a time. not sure if anyone has done the math or verification after tweaking themselves. I did manage 18.8k out of my sport rears, but it's definately cooking the inside edge a bit faster.
Yes I could go to an alignment shop, but i don't mind doing it myself either. I don't want it simply in spec, I want it uniformly tweaked a bit from where it is. anyone been there done that?
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Check your other thread for some good info
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You'll never get them matched up by eye.
Also inside edges are supposed to wear faster on performance cars. Be happy with 18k, that is descent. Put it on a rack or leave it alone. |
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