Rear Tires Wearing On Inside Edge
#26
Super Member
sorry for reviving and older thread.
The spec requires a positive toe = toe in.
Don’t confuse it with camber where a positive value is top of the wheel out.
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roadtalontsi (07-24-2022)
#27
MBWorld Fanatic!
Thanks Sven, you're the only one in here that knows what they talking about.
I beg someone run 20 minutes (1/3*) of toe out on the rear for each side and when your tires are dead in 500-2000 miles you'll know this other guy has no idea what he's talking about but his friend builds race cars. On that note I will add this maybe a good approach for under powered drift cars. Should help make the rear end walk out with less power.
I beg someone run 20 minutes (1/3*) of toe out on the rear for each side and when your tires are dead in 500-2000 miles you'll know this other guy has no idea what he's talking about but his friend builds race cars. On that note I will add this maybe a good approach for under powered drift cars. Should help make the rear end walk out with less power.
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sventastic82 (07-24-2022)
#28
Junior Member
What next then?
so In order to stop the inner rear tire wear and get the best performance, what would you set you car toe at? Also, I was under the impression the rear tire inside wear had more to do with camber…?
please clarify this thread is quite confusing… thanks 🙏