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Originally Posted by OptionZero Looks like they fixed your toe out issue and everything is even side to side Rear camber is on the high side for someone that doesn't
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I’m sort of on a budget and that is why I am trying to avoid getting toe arms but worst case I’ll end up getting them. Should i prioritize getting rear camber or rear toe lower? What would “ideal” toe be since I’ve read that it’s 0 but some sources say like .05 is better since the joints (not 100% sure it’s joints) will flex and while in motion zero the toe. I’m by no means tracking the car. The most I do is maybe a hard pull or I’ll take a turn fast but not even close to my traction limitations. Last edited by Maciej; 04-29-2020 at 01:11 AM. |
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