What do u guys think, I only have Camber arms on the back and no toe bolts.
Went to TireKingdom. He said it was fine and no other rear adjustment were needed. To me it looks like I still have to much negative camber in the rear though.


FRONT LEFT
Before camber: 1.4 After Camber :1.4
Before Caster: 8.4 After Caster: 8.4
Before Toe: 0.56 After Toe:0.05

FRONT RIGHT
Before Camber: 1.8 After Camber: 1.8
Before Caster: 8.6 After Caster: 8.6
Before Toe: 0.76 After Toe: 0.04


REAR LEFT

Before Camber: -1.6 After Camber -1.7
Before Toe: 0.70 After Toe: 0.10


REAR RIGHT

Before Camber: -0.07 After Camber -1.6
Before Toe: 1.70 After Toe: 0.08






What do u guys think??? Do u think If I install the toe bolts they can get somemore of the negative camber out in the rear? Or Is it fine. I cant believe they got it so in spec with just camber arms. He hardly made any changes to the camber arms, he just messed with the toe bolts.

 

I wouldn't bother install the rear toes. It will just cause some headaches later on. I wish I didnt do my rear toes. There is a tendency for it to slip. But quite honestly you dont need to install the toe bolts. Your alignment looks good.

 

Thanks! From the rear if u look at the car it still looks like there is alot of negative camber, maybe its just my 19's and wide tires??

Is 1.7 and 1.6 rear negative camber that noticeable? I like the tires to look straight and they look a little slanted still.

 

It's definitely noticeable when you leave tire marks on the pavement. I run the same rear camber specs and I've looked at my tire tracks. They're a lot darker towards the insides of the tire.

 

The norm is 1.6 on the rear so you're good. I have 1.6 on the rear and 1.1 on the front.

 

Rear camber is just fine and within specs.