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One thing to keep in mind, camber doesn't have a huge affect on tire wear. 1 or even 2 degrees should not really be noticeable. Toe is what kills tires.

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Old 06-06-2014, 11:41 PM   #24 (permalink)
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One thing to keep in mind, camber doesn't have a huge affect on tire wear. 1 or even 2 degrees should not really be noticeable. Toe is what kills tires.

Also, i'm sure zero degrees of camber out back will have a negative affect on handling. Don't drive with unsafe alignment settings.
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