P Casey

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For those with camber kits and a normal set up for 245/35 20x9 and 275/30 20x10.5, Should I run like half a degree of neg camber?? or does everyone like to get back to stock? offsets 32f 42r

Doggy

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Stock is -1.6 I believe, I no a guy who's running -8 rear

P Casey

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I see , so with an h&r drop and running neg half degree camber sit pretty flush with 32 42 offsets with my cv1

VossenG37S

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I'm at 1.9

P Casey

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what tires and offset are u on right now?

VossenG37S

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255/30 w +25 rears!

Steveo47

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-8... omg. I have -0.75 in the front and -1.8 in the back

P Casey

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i know, when doggy said neg 8 i was like whoa.

Doggy

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I think stock is more neg, I'm not an alignment guy but I'm sure the shop should know. And the guy Ive seen is -5 front -8 rear and he's slammed! It's a white 35 coupe old body, he's on team shyne.

P Casey

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cool thanks, I think ive seen his car, it has work wheels

emyrl

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You should be fine running around -1.5 or so. It's really not that much camber and you should have no worries at all. Our cars come with neg camber stock. I'm currently running -2.5 or -2.6 all around and it's fine. Nothing to worry about.

Loi

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I don't believe -.5 camber is possible, even at stock height. Normal camber is around -1.6 and -1.8 plus it's good for cornering.

P Casey

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ok, so basically right around 1.6 to 1.9 should be good. I am heading over this morning to get it done

Loi

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Yea but try to get closer to -1.6 though. And remember to elongate the toe bolt hole if you're installing the rear SPC camber kit.

P Casey

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ok, yeah i am