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I installed eibach springs yesterday on my Z. Thats a fun job. My Camber is very substantial now so I was gonna get a alignment done tomorrow. I am a

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I installed eibach springs yesterday on my Z. Thats a fun job. My Camber is very substantial now so I was gonna get a alignment done tomorrow. I am a very aggressive driver, so I want the right amount of camber. I was wondering what anyone else out there has gone with on their Z and their results, I want to max out my tire life of course!
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If you want to max out your tires life you should get your toe and camber at oem settings. You won't be able to adjust the front camber.
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thats fine, my front camber isn't out that much, the back camber is crazy though, definently needs an adjustment. I guess thats what I am asking, how are others tires wearing with oem settings? are they wearing evenly?
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My rear tires only lasted about 8k miles cause I had too much negative camber in the rear after I lowered the Z. Got a camber kit and aftermarket toe bolts and was able to get rear camber down to -1.1....was -2.5 ish before fix. New tires are lasting much better now.
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