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Old 05-29-2009, 06:40 PM
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do not use any tire with cords showing through
The one with the cords showing is the rear, the front has no cords showing at all.
 
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This is with over -2 degree camber
 
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This is with over -2 degree camber
wow, that likes like some pretty good wear for over -2. was that a front tire or rear?
 
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Old 06-02-2009, 10:48 PM
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How many miles with that much camber?
 
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Old 06-03-2009, 07:59 AM
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anybody wanna take a shot at my question from page 2?
 
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i put new wheels and tires on my car with 275 tires in the rear. does that have any effect on tire wear and camber? im still trying to solve the tire wear problem. i had to replace my rear tires once already, got about 9,000 miles out of em. that is unacceptable. and no i wasnt driving like an a$$hole. when i had the new tires put on i had them chack the allignment and camber and they said they were within spcs. should i increase the camber from neg 1.4 or whatever to like 0? or like -.4?
new tires and wheels should not affect the camber or toe. but, its always a good idea to get an alignment after you get new tires. what does affect the camber and toe, is when you lower the car. oem specs call for some neg camber in the rear, so even though the car is within alignment specs, you will still see some inside tire wear. if you want to stop that, tell the alignment guy (or gal) to get all of your tires as close to zero as they can, not just simply within spec. get what im saying?

edit: going from -1.4 camber to -0.4 camber or so in the rear will make a big difference
 
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Old 06-03-2009, 10:35 AM
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thanks for the response, i think you answered all the questions i had.
 
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Old 06-03-2009, 11:24 AM
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wow, that likes like some pretty good wear for over -2. was that a front tire or rear?
front and rear. I flipped the tires at the right time and got over 15k out of them with a lot of abuse.
 

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Old 06-03-2009, 11:33 AM
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maybe flipping them is the way to go then cause i like the handling capabilities
at what mileage did you flip?
 
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As soon as the very inner part of the tire is worn.
Just make sure the tire that u get is atleast symmetrical.
 
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There is no perfect alignment. It depends on how you drive the car a majority of the time. Camber doesn't kill tires. Toe doesn't kill tires. the combination of the two kills tires. Just having either in spec does not guarantee that you will have even wear. BTW, getting withing OEM specs does not mean optimal specs for wear either. OEM specs are set to help avoid warranty issues.

My personal experience is that -1.8F with 0.04 toe in on both sides still leads to premature inner tire wear. I do a lot of highway driving. -1.7R with 0.04 toe in led to almost even tire wear in the rear.
 
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Spec from the FSM for an '04 coupe is as follows:

Front:
Camber: Min: -1.25 deg; Nominal: -0.5; Max: 0.25 deg
Total toe: Min: 0mm; Nominal: 1mm; Max: 2mm

Rear:
Camber: Min: -1.75 deg; Nominal: -1.25; Max: -0.75 deg
Total toe: Min: 0mm; Nominal: 2.8mm; Max: 5.6mm
 
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