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TOMAS

 posted on 9th May 04 at 17:29

i'd say tracking is to blame, my mate had 40mm drop on his 17's and his tyres wore evenly (right down to the core LOL)


oztek corsa

 posted on 9th May 04 at 10:22

lowered my car 60mm and have had no problem with negative camber, tyre wear is normal!?


modded_corsa

 posted on 9th May 04 at 09:33

you cant adjust a corsa's stadard camber......so you have to buy a camber kit...which will let yuo get the right camber..

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=143054

go into that topic....it answers loadz of questions...and shows a few of the camber kits available:thumbs:


finch1

 posted on 9th May 04 at 09:28

The tracking is fine, i had it laser aligned. ive been told its bcos of the negative camber


stuyw

 posted on 9th May 04 at 08:53

because u've lowered the car, the tracking will be out. Take it to a garage to have it checked. will only cost u about 10 quid :)


finch1

 posted on 9th May 04 at 08:49

Hi i'm gettin heavy tyre wear on the inside of the front tyres due to the camber. Ive lowered the car on standard shocks, about 40mm. Because of this ive been told i need adjustable camber bolts. about £100 to do.
Has anybody else had this problem? Do these adjustable camber bolts cure it or is it somethink else causing the tyre wear?
Any advice would be most appreciated.