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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    is 2 degree off for camber bad?

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    I am picking up car lowered with kW coil over. Audi says less 2 degree off camber in front. Is this gonna cause bad tire wear? Is it worth it to get stern camber kit? Or will jjust more tire rotations be sufficient? He says rear is factory speç. Thanks

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    2 degrees is very bad. rotating tires will just cause you to have 4 bad tires rather than 1. get an alignment. if it can't be aligned, get a camber kit.

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    Oops I meant .7 degree. Is that bad?

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    ok some more info:

    the copy of the alignment shows specified range for front is -1.36 to -0.5

    my left after is -2.06 ( so -.7 off) and right is -1.59 (-.2 off).

    caster and toe are within specifications. rear has everything within specs.

    this was done at audi dealer.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings Alkivar's Avatar
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    no you're fine... i got my car aligned with me in the car and came within very similar tolerances... you wont see excessive wear at -2 degrees
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    Veteran Member Four Rings chrissurfr's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by hercfe View Post
    2 degrees is very bad. rotating tires will just cause you to have 4 bad tires rather than 1. get an alignment. if it can't be aligned, get a camber kit.
    you obviously aren't speaking from experience so be quiet.

    just run 0 toe and you will be fine.
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    Veteran Member Four Rings staticuxo's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by chrissurfr View Post
    you obviously aren't speaking from experience so be quiet.

    just run 0 toe and you will be fine.
    x2. i run -2.1 all around.. no excessive wear.
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    Active Member Four Rings Blake P's Avatar
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    I'm also at ~2 all around with no excessive (though slight) inner tire wear. Swap front and rears at every oil change and you'll be even better off.
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