tintin
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So a friend of mine has a Corsa C and the front tyres rub out V quickly on the insides due to mega camber since lowering 60mm+. Is there any kit that can be purchased to relieve this issue or a trick some body wishes to share with me as its killing his tyres pretty much every four to six months.
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mattievRS
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Registered: 20th May 06
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camber bolts
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Generation
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Registered: 7th Jul 09
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60mm shouldn't need camber bolts.
Why is the camber like that, really wide wheels?
Should of had tracking set up after lowering tbh
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Daveskater
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Registered: 29th Apr 08
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As Generation said, camber shouldn't be that bad with 60mm. But if your mate does want some camber bolts then I have some sat in the garage that I'm not using any more 
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FlaFFy_91
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has anybody concidered it may not be down to camber?
It mat be down to the fact that when you lower your car the tracking goes miles out and will scrubb the inide of your tyres to death
Either that or hes done what i did when i first fitted my coilovers, they might have a elongated holes on the top of the 2 hub holes. Meaning you have adjustable camber in a way.
Check your bolts
Then go get it tracked
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Generation
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Yeah I considered it and posted it in the first reply
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FlaFFy_91
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fair enough. Missed it when i read it haha
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