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Old 05-25-2010 | 08:08 PM
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Can i get some pics of your tire wear after xxxxx number of miles? Tell me how much you are lowered and your camber/toe specs if you know them. If there is already a thread like this, link me please.

Im just trying to get an idea of what a certain amount of camber will do to my tires. Im mainly talking about the rear, but fronts will be helpful also.
Old 05-26-2010 | 08:40 AM
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Here you go man, here is a picture off of the people running aggressive camber thread



Here is a link to the thread so you can just look through it too!

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impossible to answer in all honesty

Some tires deal with camber better than others. The type of roads, the amount you spend going straight vs turning has a huge effect (ie do you do all highway miles, or local). Then you get into all sorts of other particulars, all of which have an effect on tire wear patterns.

If you are worried about tire wear, run nominal camber. If you want aggressive camber (whatever that means to you), then be prepared to change tires more than if you run it to factory specs.
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Originally Posted by fakejojo
Here you go man, here is a picture off of the people running aggressive camber thread



Here is a link to the thread so you can just look through it too!

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that picture just looks bad
Old 05-27-2010 | 07:16 AM
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impossible to answer in all honesty

Some tires deal with camber better than others. The type of roads, the amount you spend going straight vs turning has a huge effect (ie do you do all highway miles, or local). Then you get into all sorts of other particulars, all of which have an effect on tire wear patterns.

If you are worried about tire wear, run nominal camber. If you want aggressive camber (whatever that means to you), then be prepared to change tires more than if you run it to factory specs.
yeah i know what you mean by its different for everybody. im just trying to get an idea of how much camber is too much. i think like most people i want that aggressive wide stance with a clean amount of camber, but i dont want to be that jackass with -8 in the rear. im just curious what kind of life people are getting out of certain tires, with certain fitments, and certain camber.
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