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This is for street? I'd take half of the rear camber out. The dynamic camber adds enough. I like 0 toe all around but a little in the back keeps
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This is for street? I'd take half of the rear camber out. The dynamic camber adds enough. I like 0 toe all around but a little in the back keeps it tame on the street. I'm surprised you don't have more front camber after the Swifts but you don't have adjustable fronts.
What you have there is just fine. |
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