more neg camber on rear passenger side than rear drivers side?

[TomM172]

is this normal? havnt yet got any shims on.. looks alot different :S

 

[Tony Hunter]

Mines the other way around,I don't worry about it,it's only the road car and no extra wear on tyres,can't be arsed to mess with it tbh.

 

[TomM172]

Mines the other way around,I don't worry about it,it's only the road car and no extra wear on tyres,can't be arsed to mess with it tbh.

fair.. unfortunatly i dont have a race car! and ive noticed the tyre wear in only a week

 

[Gardus]

How much more? 0,2-0,4° is ok, but you shouldn't have more than 1,5° of camber...

 

[TomM172]

How much more? 0,2-0,4° is ok, but you shouldn't have more than 1,5° of camber...

im not sure yet getting it checked tomorrow, and will be ordering some shims to get it sorted, just thought it was strange that its different one side from the other :S

 

[Gardus]

Well, potholes, stress in the turns, a little accident, etc can bend a little some component, or maybe the car wasn't perfectly straight from the start.

Have you just bought the car or what?

 

[TomM172]

Well, potholes, stress in the turns, a little accident, etc can bend a little some component, or maybe the car wasn't perfectly straight from the start.

Have you just bought the car or what?

Had the car around 6 months, the camber was the same at the back till I had it lowerd.. Ive checked both sides 100 times to make its even and all put on correctly