cifer6425

so today i took my car to get an alignment done after lowering it ever so slightly.

when i get the paper work back it has a sheet of paper with it that says ""the manufacturer does not specify a front/rear camber adjustment."

my nembers are as followed.
front left
camber .9
caster 3.3
toe .04

front right
-1.3
3.6
-.02

front
cross camber .4
cross caster -.3
total toe .02

left rear
camber -1.8
toe .06

right rear
-1.3
.08

rear
total toe .14
thrust angle -.01

are these numbers, specifically the camber, good or should i worry about uneven tire wear and start to think about camber kits?

thanks

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slipknot95758

once you get over -.5 of camber is when you will worry about uneven wear and loss of potential grip

i do have a front and rear ingals camber kit for sale 175 shipped

pics in the for sale section

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petern101

ha, my fronts are at -1 , -2 degrees of camber..

technically the manufacture does have a range to go to but stock suspension can't change camber unless you have a camber kit (or raise the car)

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