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Old 02-09-2006, 03:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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do the camber adjusment kits work on the noise you get when you drop a 1995 toyota camry and also does it work on the uneven wear on the 17 inch tires
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How low did you drop it to have issues with uneven tire wearand negative camber?

Camber kits are designed to adjust for excessive camber amounts that cause the tires to have an improper contact patch, thus resulting in uneven/rapid tire wear, excessive tire noise, and possibly unsafe handling characteristics.
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Well, Negative camber always offers better contact patch for racing and cornering.

What I would suggest is go to an alignment shop, do the best you can to get the camber set to 0 BUT, with low profile, you're still gonna have faster tire wear due to the fact the rubber compound in the tires are "sportier" thus softer compound.

Camber kits are around, but you can save some money by going to get your car aligned. Shouldn't cost you more than $40.
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i droped it about 1.75 and i do have low profile but they are wearing out on the inside
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