Alignment Advice
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2019
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From: Blacksburg Va
Probably too much negative camber (tire tilted in at the top). More camber gives more cornering power but wears out tires in normal driving. You will need to find a shop that can measure rear caster which is very unusual. But, if they change camber w/o checking caster, the caster setting gets messed up. Search here for more info on rear caster.
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,355
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From: Terrell North Carolina
I am pretty sure this is a toe issue, same on my Z, & toe was way off. If I remember correctly, caster will cause handling issues, but toe will cause tire wear, either way, you will need a street alignment for maximum tire life.
