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Alignment Again 140-160 1971

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posted by  KLR142 on  Wed Jun 21 04:50 CST 2006
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I've been running 1 degree on my 142 for the past couple of years, haven't noticed any extra wear in the inside of the front tires. Agree completely with what Gary said otherwise though. Never managed to get any real track time done with it either, just street use.

I'd think that any less than .5 deg neg camber, or even 1 deg neg, I'd be worried about eating away the outside of those 225/45s... On the track anyway. What tire pressure do you keep them at?






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