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#41708 Sep 2, 3:18pm
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My back rims is tilted and it looks like this / \. Is something wrong with it? If so, how can I fix it?


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You need to do an alignment ASAP. Camber problems. Did you lower your ride?

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our cars have stock camber its fine unless it really looks that bad of an angle and or if you have dropped it

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yea i did dropped it, a while ago. but I didn't give it an allignment yet


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how much of a drop?

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It definitely needs an alignment...especially after a drop, no matter how much.

and 2kgts meant we have negative camber stock. FYI, all cars have camber.

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Originally Posted by Grand-Touring-Dan
It definitely needs an alignment...especially after a drop, no matter how much.

and 2kgts meant we have negative camber stock. FYI, all cars have camber.
yes dan thats is what i meant thanks been one of those days spineyes

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you have to get a camber correction kit.

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I brought in to the dealer a month ago to get it aligned but he told me that I have to put my stock rims on because my rims was to big. He said something about it messing with my sensor and my camera bolt needed adjustment (not sure what he meant though).


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you may also want to tell your ecu that your rim size is bigger because it calibrates the rpm differently. there's a plug in the goes into the diagnostic port under your dash to do this.

what size rims do you have, if they're 17 or 18 dont worry about it.

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Your dealer is stupid. Take it somewhere else for an alignment, just make sure they don't scratch your wheels. And when he said 'camera' he said 'camber'.

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i got that problem too. i dropped mine 1.5 inches. they guys at tiresplus said that they couldn't do the camber, they said they can only adjust the toe. so, my guess is that we need to get a camber kit?????

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