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#3813 May 31, 6:15pm
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okay, this isn't a question about a modification, but it still seems best suited for this forum, and forgive me if you think otherwise

Anyway, I was looking at my Celica the other day and was noticing that the rear wheels appear to have a bit of negative camber dialed in. Is this an optical illusion (Am I high?) or is it real? Anyone know what stock camber specifications are (should I RTFM?).

Thanks in advance! grin


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hey isaac, when i got my celica too it had the same camber as yours. i think they all come like that. in fact i think all cars are designed like that...i think if it's too straight you lose handling???? not sure...wait till someone else posts a logical reason... confused

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