too much camber?

[mayorquimby]

i just installed new coilovers and adjustable rear toe link, camber arm, and rear traction arm. car looks sweet and i have negative camber in the rear. last night i was driving the car down some country roads, andi noticed that whenever i turned the steering wheel to the left the rear left tire would sqeak. kinda like if you turn the wheel real quick in a parking garage, where the concrete is really smooth. is that due to to much camber? any info would help.

[Silverbullet]

all your arms are adjustable. Go get an alignment.

[HYPNOTIK]

i have positive camber in the rear.

You shouldn't.

Take it to somebody that know what they are doing.

[Nizzan4u2nv]

all your arms are adjustable. Go get an alignment.

Yes, please do. Positive camber in the back?:wtf:

[Coupes_FTW]

Yes, please do. Positive camber in the back?:wtf:


rofl, that would look so goofy

[EthanR]

http://www.rivertowns.net/hwy35/images/o-tire.jpg

[J ROK]

squeaking is most likely from your toe.

[FaLKoN240]

Yeah you need to get an alignment after installing all that stuff, you're going to kill your tires.

Eyeballing an alignment doesn't say much.

[RacerX1]

He corrected and said he has negative camber in the rear, OP-you sure you know which is which? If the top of the tire is inward under the fender then that is negative camber, you dont need that on a street car.

Get a proper alignment and you should be a-ok, squeeling prolly isnt from the alignment angles though.

[KoukiMonsta]

http://www.rivertowns.net/hwy35/images/o-tire.jpg

haahahaahaha idk y thats so funny

[5t341tH]

go bring it to a proper shop and have it done. your toe being off would make ur tires squeal