Does this look right?

[esonu]

So I got my vehicle back from alignment and I just took the paperwork and left because I was in a rush. And later looked and seen the negative camber is high. Does this seem right or am I just worrying too much.
As far as suspension
Koni orange
Mm cc plates
Sr springs.
Thanks.

 

[nate714]

It's not too high. Could run less negative camber if you're trying to maximize tire life, but it should handle corners nicely with -2 camber. Sounds like the alignment guy assumed you wanted the car setup for cornering performance. You definitely could take it back if that's not what you wanted.

 

[Brutal Metal]

It's not too high. Could run less negative camber if you're trying to maximize tire life, but it should handle corners nicely with -2 camber. Sounds like the alignment guy assumed you wanted the car setup for cornering performance. You definitely could take it back if that's not what you wanted.

I agree with this post 100%, I like negative 1 degree of camber for a daily driver, -2 your gonna get some tire wear in the front.

 

[basspro302]

With that much camber and performance tires you will wear the inside out fast I would recommend a degree or less. I ran with -1.5 in the front smoked my tires in 6k miles only on the inside

 

[esonu]

Kool thanks for the reply. I did buy lifetime alignment so I can take it back which I will. I told them stock settings and it seems like this is too much since I want some life out my tires lol.

 

[blownby]

less camber closer to like -1.0 will not track so bad on the rd like your current -1.8, especially if you have like a 275 tire in front.,