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SonicYanApr-04-02 02:27 PM
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#8326, "RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?"
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Ok...I still don't get it. So the degree of negative camber is proportional to how much your tires are toed out then? How come my toes were normal after I had it aligned but my camber is still off then?

SonicYan aka Mikey
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What's the difference between toe and camber? [View all] , SonicYan, Apr-04-02 08:30 AM
  RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, TeamXtremeRS, Apr-04-02 09:24 AM, #1
RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, AvengerES97, Apr-04-02 12:57 PM, #2
      RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, SonicYan, Apr-04-02 02:27 PM #3
           RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, TeamXtremeRS, Apr-04-02 04:14 PM, #4
                RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, Ryan_RS, Apr-04-02 05:28 PM, #5
                     RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, SonicYan, Apr-04-02 06:11 PM, #6
                          RE: What's the difference between toe and camber?, TeamXtremeRS, Apr-05-02 01:01 AM, #7

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