orlandoGT2017

So I took my stang to the dealership the other day for an oil change, and while I was there I asked the technician who took care of me if the slight negative camber on the rear wheels is normal, or if I need to have it aligned properly. He said that with these cars that slight angle, and it is very slight, is to address the car when cornering. I can see how that may be the case if I am on a track all day long, however, I am not. Should I get this aligned properly? I have a 2017 GT with the PP package, lowered by 1 inch. Any insight is appreciated guys.

Thanks

SpectreH

Most IRS cars have slight negative camber. As long as the tires are wearing OK, I would leave it alone.

orlandoGT2017

Appreciate the feedback. Will keep an eye on it. Cheers

scott_0

you actually want a little negative in the rear, as long as its within specs, which I believe is a max of -1.50

Dr Plastic

Did you get the car realigned after you lowered it? If not that is why you are seeing that negative camber.

5.M0NSTER

Negative camber will go a loooong way in taking a clover leaf ramp at ludicrous speed. How much negative camber do you have exactly?

I run -2.0 deg in the front. Rear is SRA so I can't change it. But I do track the car.