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Old 09-15-2003, 05:04 PM
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In hopes of improving tire life, I would like to "de-tune" the rear wheel alignment a bit. I think I want to take the Camber down to +0.5 degree and the Toe-in to 0 degrees. I have these questions:
1. why or why not do this?
2. If I do, what's the right, corresponding Caster setting? (OEM is 5.75-6.25 degrees)
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The thing I recommend would be to run Honda's lowest recommended toe in setting for the rear. If you are gettin uneven wear on the inside rear then less negative camber.

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