just got my coilovers installedand my rear wheels are leaning inward really bad ... this is my first time using coilovers ... i just wanna know how i can fix this problem
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ok so what theyre trying to tell me is that i really shouldnt be worried and that my tires
wont wear out quicker just becuase of the negative camber???
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Thats pretty much the jist of it...bad toe will eat up your tires...camber will make such a minor difference you wouldnt really notice it over the life of your tires. I've got/had negative camber on the rear of my civic and show no signs of premature wear.
You got it. People freak out because it's "out of factory spec" --- of course it is, the factory parts can't physically give you that much camber. It's not as big of a deal as people make it out to be. Get an alignment and you should be fine.
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Yup...get that beast into the shop soon. And when they say they can't fix your camber. Just tell them you know and you're okay with that. Once the toe is fixed it'll be fine.
if ur cars sitting pretty low, make note of it when u take it to get aligned so u dont run into issues with them trying to get it on the machine and whatnot.
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