Less than 5 months and need new tires..(NEGATIVE CAM)
04-13-2006, 05:44 PM
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Less than 5 months and need new tires..(NEGATIVE CAM)
anyone has any idea how to fix this? i know its caused by lowering the car...throw out some advices...thanx!
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ya just camber kits...which in your case they are adjustable camber arms...buy those install them...and have a trustworthy alignment shop do a 4-Wheel Computerized Alignment....then you'll be okay
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2007 Honda CBR 600RR// BLK'03 C32K (RIP)// 2003 Acura RSX Type-S//1999 Lexus SC400//
should i have the tire shop install them or another shop?? if possible, can anyone suggest a good tire place near Fullerton, CA (O.C) i know this place, their okay, but i think it would be better to know more...thanx for all your guys help! much appreciated!
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i actually did that...but i drive at least 120 miles a day....so maybe that's another reason why too...
damn commute....
damn commute....
04-13-2006, 11:57 PM
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2007 Honda CBR 600RR// BLK'03 C32K (RIP)// 2003 Acura RSX Type-S//1999 Lexus SC400//
has anyone tried the speedybnz camber arms? did this mod help you go back to a zero camber? (or cose too?) Thanx
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04-14-2006, 03:53 PM
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I don't know that many shops, but TWS (The Wheel Supply) is close to you in Walnut and they have a great rep and should be able to do it for you.
As for the camber arms, I know people in the c32/c55 forum have done it with a lot of success.
As for the camber arms, I know people in the c32/c55 forum have done it with a lot of success.
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I have the speedybnz rear camber arms and my rear tire wear has been very even. I had the alignment shop set the rear camber to -1.2 degrees at the suggestion of some forum members and that seems to work well. I wish speedybnz made front camber kits, because the OEM camber bolts could only get my front to about -2 degrees. Front tire wear is still pretty even though, since front tires tend to wear on the outsides naturally.
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The Wheel Warehouse is in Anaheim. They can surely do it. That is where I buy my tires.
They are on La Palma and Anaheim Blvd.
PS, you have one of the best twistys in OC by you. Their is a nice twisting downhill behind Fullerton JC. Ever driven it?
They are on La Palma and Anaheim Blvd.
PS, you have one of the best twistys in OC by you. Their is a nice twisting downhill behind Fullerton JC. Ever driven it?
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Originally Posted by mj50
what tire did you have?
it may be just a tire plus mileage (12k commute + weekends, etc...)
it may be just a tire plus mileage (12k commute + weekends, etc...)
Originally Posted by emrliquidlife
The Wheel Warehouse is in Anaheim. They can surely do it. That is where I buy my tires.
They are on La Palma and Anaheim Blvd.
PS, you have one of the best twistys in OC by you. Their is a nice twisting downhill behind Fullerton JC. Ever driven it?
They are on La Palma and Anaheim Blvd.
PS, you have one of the best twistys in OC by you. Their is a nice twisting downhill behind Fullerton JC. Ever driven it?
Originally Posted by Blake P
I have the speedybnz rear camber arms and my rear tire wear has been very even. I had the alignment shop set the rear camber to -1.2 degrees at the suggestion of some forum members and that seems to work well. I wish speedybnz made front camber kits, because the OEM camber bolts could only get my front to about -2 degrees. Front tire wear is still pretty even though, since front tires tend to wear on the outsides naturally.
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