CFIRE COUPE rear wheel camber
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CFIRE COUPE rear wheel camber
Question ???
Is it normal the the rear wheels have some camber.... mine do...
Not a lot, maybe about 2 cm in at the top.... ive seen another xf the same.... should i get some sprimg packers to correct this.... or is this normal ????
Will it destroy the EXPENSIVE rear tyres ?????
Penny for your thoughts gents ???
Thanks in advance.
Is it normal the the rear wheels have some camber.... mine do...
Not a lot, maybe about 2 cm in at the top.... ive seen another xf the same.... should i get some sprimg packers to correct this.... or is this normal ????
Will it destroy the EXPENSIVE rear tyres ?????
Penny for your thoughts gents ???
Thanks in advance.
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Just had it checked and both rear cambers are 2.39 degrees
The guys here said that it will wear the inner edges... but in their experience witb normal cornering loads the tyre will wear evenly.... looki g at the wear pattern being totally equal..... im inclined to agree :-)
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Grant B
OTE=maxcichon;672168]I think it's 1.4 degrees, rear. 2 cm? (.8") seems a bit much. Do you have stock wheels and tires? Spacers?[/QUOTE]
The guys here said that it will wear the inner edges... but in their experience witb normal cornering loads the tyre will wear evenly.... looki g at the wear pattern being totally equal..... im inclined to agree :-)
Regards
Grant B
OTE=maxcichon;672168]I think it's 1.4 degrees, rear. 2 cm? (.8") seems a bit much. Do you have stock wheels and tires? Spacers?[/QUOTE]
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Re: CFIRE COUPE rear wheel camber
Just had it checked and both rear cambers are 2.39 degrees
The guys here said that it will wear the inner edges... but in their experience witb normal cornering loads the tyre will wear evenly.... looki g at the wear pattern being totally equal..... im inclined to agree :-)
Regards
Grant B
OTE=maxcichon;672168]I think it's 1.4 degrees, rear. 2 cm? (.8") seems a bit much. Do you have stock wheels and tires? Spacers?
The guys here said that it will wear the inner edges... but in their experience witb normal cornering loads the tyre will wear evenly.... looki g at the wear pattern being totally equal..... im inclined to agree :-)
Regards
Grant B
OTE=maxcichon;672168]I think it's 1.4 degrees, rear. 2 cm? (.8") seems a bit much. Do you have stock wheels and tires? Spacers?
Ok, but you may have wear issues. How do the fronts look? Same? Less?
If you do a search here, MikeR (in the states) makes adjustable camber arms. For some reason, (I suspect Germanic engineering arrogance) there is no factory adjustment possible in the rear. There is + - .5 degree available for the front after installation of some "Collision Repair" bolts.
Best of luck!
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Re: CFIRE COUPE rear wheel camber
Get the adjustable rear arms from Mike or you will be sad. If your car is lowered you will definitely need the factory kit for the fronts to get in spec. I did both on my lowered SRT and have absolutely no tire wear problems on a correctly aligned footprint.
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Mike's adjustable rear arms ????? Any one got any contact details for these please.... my life is sad enough already ha ha :-).....
No wear issues evident so far tho :-)
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Grant B
UOTE=Mrmiata;672402]If your tires wear more on the inside.. your just not cornering fast enough!
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No wear issues evident so far tho :-)
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Grant B
UOTE=Mrmiata;672402]If your tires wear more on the inside.. your just not cornering fast enough!
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