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  1. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin
    also if toe is out + or - it will wear the inside of the tyres too. Either raise the car , invest in a front camber kit or rotate your tyres more often to "even out" the wear
    If toe is -ve too much it will wear the insides.

    If toe is +ve too much it will wear the outsides
    Deano.

  2. #14
    Are there rear camber kits? Say if I was wearing out the insides of my tyres excessively at the rear, how would I address that issue?
    Last edited by SiR; 25-09-2006 at 11:37 PM.

  3. #15
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    Just digging up a oldish tread here.
    I got a balance and alignment today (free 5000km's from bobbies).

    Anyway the reason why I wear the outside of the front tyres more quickly is partly due to + camber found on the front. I have +0.17 (left) and +0.30 (right) degrees. Combined with my "cornering habits" this would equate to higher than normal wear. I also have +0.6mm (L) and +0.7mm (R) toe.

    I'm to ring a suspension place on Monday for a front camber kit. They supply Fulcrum stuff, is it any good or should I go for brand's like Tein etc?


    SiR - yes a rear camber kit would solve outside rear tyre wear. Do you have excessive rear camber at the moment (due to lowering)?

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