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      03-18-2014, 12:38 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by jphughan View Post
Fyi I'd consider reducing rear camber. I just went through my second set of rear PSSes that wore significantly more on the inside than the outside, and that was only running -1.8. Due to the uneven wear, each set of rears only lasted about 9K miles, which included 6 track days on each set, but there was significant tread depth remaining in the middle and outer grooves at that time. So I just had an alignment shop drop that to -1.6 after doing some research here that confirmed that tracked M3s often need less rear camber. I also specified 1/16" total toe-in on the rear rather than your 1/8", but that's not as big a deal.

My front setup (with Vorshlag camber plates) is exactly the same as yours though.
Less camber even for track in the rear? I'll keep an eye out next weekend and see how that goes. I was at -1.8 before, didn't much outside wear, but also no negative inner wear either. I'll keep an eye out though, thanks for the heads up. I did -2.0 in the rear just to try and keep some front-to-back balance.
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