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Possible camber issue/inside of front tires worn

Junkyard Dog

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These sorts of appearances are what I think about every time I see a suggestion for running more camber as a way to fit tires that are too wide or offset to far to the outside for a Mustang's wheel wells.

No! I want my camber perfect for the type of driving I am anticipating, not for squeezing ridiculous wheel and tire combinations onto my car.

And I do not want them to rub when I am over 100 mph and running onto the curb (kerb).
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These sorts of appearances are what I think about every time I see a suggestion for running more camber as a way to fit tires that are too wide or offset to far to the outside for a Mustang's wheel wells.

No! I want my camber perfect for the type of driving I am anticipating, not for squeezing ridiculous wheel and tire combinations onto my car.

And I do not want them to rub when I am over 100 mph and running onto the curb (kerb).
People do that on lowered cars to make clearance. And they aren't running on the track thankfully.
 

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Front Track Street
Camber -2.25 ° -1.21 °
Toe - Total 0.1 ° 0.1 °


Rear Track Street
Camber -1.5 ° -1.14 °
Toe - Total 0.3 ° 0.3 °
Just found this in the owners manual, If the PP you have has camber set to -2.25 for track, I would for sure alter that for street driving. I do not know where they set camber on PP cars.
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