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Saw that recently. What's with the camber overkill? I think the car I saw it on was a plastidipped C-klasse.
Maybe they really want to wear out the tires sooner?

Alright ... I actually know why some run the aggressive camber, and not because I looked into doing it. haha No seriously.
In order to run a wider rim and tire, with a lowered car, they can get away with going wider than normally allowed, by changinging the angle for clearance. To sort of "tuck" the top of the tire wheel inside the fender.

Alright ... I actually know why some run the aggressive camber, and not because I looked into doing it. haha No seriously.
In order to run a wider rim and tire, with a lowered car, they can get away with going wider than normally allowed, by changinging the angle for clearance. To sort of "tuck" the top of the tire wheel inside the fender.
Or they don't want to spend the money to properly lower their car. The people I see with the camber overkill are the same people who buy wide rims and stretch narrow tires over them. Your tire's sidewall isn't supposed to be at a 45 degree angle from the rim, but it's cheaper than a proper sized tire. I avoid riding near these people like I avoid people with obviously low tire pressure on one of their tires. I don't want to be near them in an emergency situation, they clearly don't maintain their vehicles.