whats the max neg camber on a evo for street?
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whats the max neg camber on a evo for street?
hey guys, how much neg camber do you recomend to street evos before uneven tyre wear starts to happen?
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it depends how you drive.... if you are very hard on tires by turning a lot then more camber (-2 to -3) will SAVE you tires. If you do mostly highway and are easy on your car then you want less then that..
so to conclude, what works for one person will not work for another and thus there is no single correct answer.
put another way... if you're one of these people getting over 10,000 miles from your stock advans then you don't want much camber... if you tires were dead at 6-8K then you want -2 or maybe even more.
so to conclude, what works for one person will not work for another and thus there is no single correct answer.
put another way... if you're one of these people getting over 10,000 miles from your stock advans then you don't want much camber... if you tires were dead at 6-8K then you want -2 or maybe even more.
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^absolutely right. I think -3 might be on the extreme side, but I run -2.5 front -1 rear. Tire wear up front sucks because I have to do so many highway miles. The wear I experience is only on the inner tread block. I mean only. It's all worth it in the corners though. 8k miles for the advans. If you can get a tire company to do rotations off the rim, you can extend that.
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1. The type of tire you are running. Some tires prefer more, some work better with less.
2. What the car will be used for. Negative camber generally will improve grip during cornering. A STREET car won't/shouldn't be taking corners in such a way that it will see the benefit of increased negative camber. A street car CAN and WILL benefit from as much contact patch as possible in a straight line, eg. no camber at all, for braking and acceleration purposes.
Secondly, camber is not what wears the tires. This is so basic, I'm not sure why this topic is in the advanced section. Toe is what wears the tires, not camber. Get your car aligned and set toe at each corner to zero, and your tires will wear normally.
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Noob4life is right.....toe kills tires, not camber. Camber decides more where on the tire the wear occurs. But excessive toe is gonna eat them up.
Of course, a ton of camber will wear the insides faster, so the key is to find the sweet spot for your set-up and driving style. Sometimes more camber will help the tire wear more evenly.
How much camber is also dependent on how stiff your suspension is, in addition to what he listed.
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Of course, a ton of camber will wear the insides faster, so the key is to find the sweet spot for your set-up and driving style. Sometimes more camber will help the tire wear more evenly.
How much camber is also dependent on how stiff your suspension is, in addition to what he listed.
- Andrew
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Gotta disagree here. Too much camber definitely kills the inside of the front tires. Toe just does it faster.
I've been running lots of camber on my street cars for years, and have found that anything over 2.0 deg. of negative camber will start to wear that inside tread block noticeably faster. I run 2.5 on my street cars that get tracked occasionally.
I've been running lots of camber on my street cars for years, and have found that anything over 2.0 deg. of negative camber will start to wear that inside tread block noticeably faster. I run 2.5 on my street cars that get tracked occasionally.
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