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Old 02-28-2014, 03:16 PM
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camber change vs. toe change results on front wheels

I am under the impression that increasing negative camber on the front tire will increase positive toe or more toe in..am I delusional or is this correct?

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Re: camber change vs. toe change results on front wheels

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I am under the impression that increasing negative camber on the front tire will increase positive toe or more toe in..am I delusional or is this correct?

THX
Both are adjusted independently on an alignment rack. You can have zero toe with -3 degrees of camber (ask me how I know ). Is your question more of a "what happens with the toe in a dynamic situation?".

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Old 03-04-2014, 07:09 PM
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Re: camber change vs. toe change results on front wheels

All I know is these cars need a little more caster so the wheels track straight better.
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