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Old 03-20-08, 11:17 AM
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I'm not a fan of a lot of rear camber. Just seems to be a waste of tires to me. I adjust camber by looking at my used tires, I get them to where they wear pretty even across the whole tire with just a pinch of negative camber. In the middle of a drift the inside tire doesn't squat much, and it's no where near where a grip cars suspension will be. Camber should only be used to get the inside tire to run parallel to the ground under load.
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lol Yeah as you know AE86's have a solid rear end so you cant adjust rear camber lol. I havent gotten the rear camber adjusters yet so I havent been able to adjust it yet on the fc.
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on corksport, are the toe steer eliminators the DTSS eliminators?
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Originally Posted by afro88
lol Yeah as you know AE86's have a solid rear end so you cant adjust rear camber lol. I havent gotten the rear camber adjusters yet so I havent been able to adjust it yet on the fc.
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