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no problem man, and i jsut want to make a correction to my post before, not every car has a 0.5 degree difference in camber.. the maxima's and altimas tend
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no problem man, and i jsut want to make a correction to my post before, not every car has a 0.5 degree difference in camber.. the maxima's and altimas tend to use caster or SAI to compensate for road crown. Thats because there front wheel drive and the cars drive line is pulling instead of pushing. Camber pulls to the bigger number so in your case LF is -1.2 and RF is -1.8 so you have a pull to the left by 0.5-0.6 for road crown. Caster or SAI always pulls towards the smaller number. TJlaser you can get a upper control to even it out, but your cars gonna pull towards the curb and you be constantly correcting your steering wheel.
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