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Too much positive camber S70 98

posted by  someone claiming to be Rob on  Tue Jan 23 12:39 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Hi guys i have a 1998 S70 T5 and the car has to much positive camber because the outside of the tires are wearing bald.I plan on droping the car 1.6 inches with a set of B&G springs....buy lowering the car will that give me the negative camber im looking for and if not what should i do to correct this problem? tks guys from your buddy Rob







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Re: Too much positive camber S70 98

posted by  someone claiming to be Andy on  Mon Jan 29 14:54 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Check you tire pressure to make sure its at the recommended pressure. I took my 1998 S70 to an alignment shop and they said the car was in specs. But low tire pressure was causing the outside wear.







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Re: Too much positive camber S70 98

posted by  someone claiming to be Steve Evans on  Tue Jan 23 17:44 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Eibach makes a camber adjustment kit for 850s that lets you go to 1 degree negative camber. Volvo has a kit to do the same (again, I'm only aware of what's available for the 850). They aren't very expensive - $25 for the Eibach and, as I recall, $12 or $16 for the Volvo part.






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