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It depends from person to person. If you want better tire wear, go by the book, if you want to have slightly better handling but slightly more tire wear you
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It depends from person to person. If you want better tire wear, go by the book, if you want to have slightly better handling but slightly more tire wear you can go with more negative camber. The fronts have no camber adjustably but for the rear I say go -2.0 camber for even handling/tire wear ratio.
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