Camber recommendation
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Camber recommendation
I autocross my Mustang and am looking for camber recommendations. It is my understanding that camber can be adjusted to about -2 degrees (without adjustable camber plates, which would change class). I know that more camber will be better for racing. However, the 5.0 is my daily driver and I don't want tire wear to be too uneven. I already have some uneven wear on the outside, so some negative camber will be good. How far should I go, -1, -1.5, -2?
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Check out this article that Steeda did on Camber/Caster.
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I autocross my Mustang and am looking for camber recommendations. It is my understanding that camber can be adjusted to about -2 degrees (without adjustable camber plates, which would change class). I know that more camber will be better for racing. However, the 5.0 is my daily driver and I don't want tire wear to be too uneven. I already have some uneven wear on the outside, so some negative camber will be good. How far should I go, -1, -1.5, -2?
Street (Aggressive): -1.0° to -1.25°
Let me know if I can help you with anything.
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