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Originally Posted by 2002Silver4.6is
Neutralize the negative camber | | and rotate the tires every 5,000 miles. The tires will have a longer life!
I took the camber out as far as I could and I have not seen any change in handling. Mind you, my tires are 315's and I do have 30mm spacers so my rear end is quite wide. Not sure if makes a differece. Perhaps one of the more suspension savy guys can answer that.
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And the vehicle loses handling. Nissan and the 350Z had a huge problem with tire feathering to the point that Nissan started replacing tires for free. The feathering was a result of camber. The same camber that allowed the car to handle on rails. Once the camber was adjusted, the issue stopped and the handling was degraded.
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