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Originally Posted by bdavis89 Are you running some major neg camber? People get more flush with 15 & 20mm...I don't get it Once you drop the car, you get camber
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The camber tucks in the top of the tire more. While 15/20 would be perfect with stock height, 20/25 with a mild drop and 25/30 with a moderate drop is required to keep the top of the tires flush with the fender. (given that you aren't running front camber correction, and/or are running with more negative camber in the rear post-drop) |
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