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might be a noob question?
i was wondering how do people get there cars ,to cave there wheels in the back ,i dropped my car and it caved a little but i kinda want a lil more cave if that make sense.
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o ok cause i been looking at info and it say soemthign about the toe that wear you tire,from what i got from my research is that if i get negative camber (not thT AGGRESIVE) and my toe is at 0 i wont wear tires as much but it doesnt seem to make sense because the more camber u have the more the tire are getting wear on them
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Thats true that toe is what mainly eats your tire. When you run camber, you're only letting so much amount of tire touch the ground, since its "caved" in part of the tire isn't making contact with the ground. Where as no camber has more contact with the ground thus giving you more tirelife.
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yea instead of switching rims around to get even wear ur gunna have to physically take the tire off and switch it to the other side of the car... hopefully im explaining myself so its understandable.
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yeah i understand perfectly,im just trying to get anice stance and also tryignt o save a little tire life but i have to pic one or the other. thanks for the input helped me out a lot ,stillw aitign fro somone on here to make adjustable arms to get negative camber so i gt a good while before i make a decisons
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another question do people usally make the front tire flush or does that go negative camber aswell?
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