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Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD
I'm unsure. That's what I thought also but primebmws build that inspired this one is running -4.5 front and -3.5 rear and seems to work really well. Also has aero which may be the reason?
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I would think that and their tire selection would necessitate more rear camber.
That's just an unusual number, it could be right. The key is to ask why -2.7 in the rear.
More negative camber in the rear will cause understeer. You might like it. I used to run -2.5 in the rear on my 330 and it did well but I would run into understeer around slow, tight corners but was pretty easy to control. Now I run the least amount of rear camber I can (-2.0 right now) without rubbing, That really makes the car rotate and oversteer more.