Technical Negative Camber

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Technical Negative Camber

w31mrk

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Hi all,

I have replaced the steel wheels with alloys (165/55/13) and have noticed the inside edge wearing extremely quickly. About 6 months my new tyres lasted.
Should there be any camber at the front?

Ta
 
sounds like u need the wheel alignment doing....all cars have different castor and camber settings....best thing to do is goto an alignment specialist and get then to do a full suspension geometry check and get it set to what it should be....did it with mine and what a difference:D:D
 
Hi

I think Fait recommend that if you fit wider wheels that you drop the ride height to sporting height.
But you should set the track up frequently as well.

Noel
 
:) To much -ive on the Red Bulls caused blistering on the inner surface of the front tyres. Still got 1st and 2nd, though!

The way Stoner is riding at the moment F1 is actuallly more exciting than Moto GP! Little cobber just winges, clears off into the suinset and returns to the embraces of his very cute missus.
 
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