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YOUR RESEARCHAlignment problem with lowering

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Run 1.5 degrees without any problems

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This means that you can safely run -1.5 degrees without any problems.

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This means that you can safely run -1.5 degrees without any problems.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was wondering has anyone had problems getting their alignment back with in spec after lowering? My car can't get the rear camber under 2 degrees. I know the spec should be about 1 degree and my tires are wearing out fast.

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How much did you lower the car? If an inch or two, you shouldn't have a problem. BTW, standard 996 rear camber is -1� 10' �� 15'. This means that you can safely run -1.5 degrees without any problems. I have always had more than that and had no wear problems. Your driving style has a lot to do with it. The more agressive you drive, the more even is the wear with such negative camber.

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BTW aggressive in this scenario does not mean WOT all the time, it means turning the the wheel and making your front and rear tires scream for mercy.

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